Ok,
So we’ve got ‘/’ for search, we need :q to quit, hjkl (obviously).
What others come to mind?
I guess %s/xxx/yyyy/g for tag search & replace should be in there too.
RIk
Ok,
So we’ve got ‘/’ for search, we need :q to quit, hjkl (obviously).
What others come to mind?
I guess %s/xxx/yyyy/g for tag search & replace should be in there too.
RIk
Nice plan, I always liked vi :wq!
Russ
The find and replace command with confirmation could be useful if albums are titled incorrectly?
In this example find all UNIX entries and replace with Linux but prompt first
:%s/UNIX/Linux/gc
Russ
sed for grownups. Mind you I’ve be very annoyed if Roon announce Emacs mode. A version for VMS wouldn’t go amiss though
VMS? My great great grandfather told me about that
Russ
A wise man.
Having a Music server that could keep going after one site gets hit by a meteorite would be a good marketing plus point, however most IA64 kit I’d want located in a different time zone from the typical listening room
I’d rather have :q! for quit - or at least an ‘are you sure you want to kill your music server’ exit prompt on the core.
Hah. We are mostly vi guys over here. ‘/’ just made sense
One interesting question is, what is triggered by typing without any Ctrl- trigger.
In the browsers today, it jumps to that point but does not limit the browser.
Search is another behavior, and Focus yet another.
On any device with a real keyboard, just typing is a very convenient action.
Consider the Windows 8 Start page, you don’t have to do anything to trigger a search. You can just start typing “Ex” and Excel shows up, as well as Internet Explorer. And it isn’t just software: I start typing “Miles” and I see Miles Davis on the web, I see the Miles Davis albums I have on my local drive, and I see my colleague Miles Brown and I can click to email or phone him. So by analogy, I would raise the question of what is the right behavior in Roon when I just start typing.
Okay the editor wars have been settle here
Next issue: git, hg or subversion?
Yikes! My first job out of Uni was on VMS
Ian
The team I work in still supports VMS
Russ
Given the nostalgia kick then surely SCCS…
Anything but Microsoft Delta …
I loved VMS. Worked at DEC for 15 years (longest 3 month contract ever).
Mind you DEC -> Compaq -> HP. Good companies all of them.
Rik
we’re all git all the time over here.
Cool.
Next vim plugins and color schemes … no just kidding
If it can’t be done with Grep it’s not worth doing.