Question for wiser vim users than myself: If I delete (say, a line comment) with `D`, how do I paste it as a line of its own without macro trickery involving `o<esc>p`? Is that possible?
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print eval('+'.join(map(str, [1, 1])))
.alias RandomNumber1 $2E ;Random numbers used-->
.alias RandomNumber2 $2F ;throughout the game.(that is, incidentally, my favorite photo ever)
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find | while read i; do grep 'foo' $i; done _=0;k;main(){while(_<641){for(k=0;"##K#8(38D-##C]L5870.X7\\M_b;90\\"
"MC-M/NZGB6Q,I0VGB6a0FbN<VG.6Q\\bNb7^@`X=N@`XQaOVX:^]NX=:Z8PY]B`:>P"
"NY8^$#SM):XA"[_/6]-35>>_++%6&1;k++);putchar(k[" _/\\\n,`)('<-"]);}}Best of luck to you as well!
You just grepped out each `echo` in the file instead of writing a usage() function? That's brilliant!