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Posted 06-09-2022 at 03:41 PM by Michael Uplawski
Updated 11-25-2023 at 12:44 AM by Michael Uplawski
(Code examples updated, comments are better, too, French2English (this is awkward – am I losing my German?))
In an attempt to render Hyperlinks in SVG more comfortable, I had begun to enlarge the mouse-sensitive area around a linked content by creating a transparent rectangle around the link.
In the meantime, other techniques are swifter applied and probably easier used in a scripted routine.
This is historical, now. For your inspiration, the original blog-post:
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Work in Progress....
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If you want to set a spellcheck dictionary for the running session, type
Code:
:set spellcheck.languages ['en-US']
:set spellcheck.languages ['en-US', 'de-DE']
:set spellcheck.languages ['en-US', 'de-DE', 'fr-FR']
for only one or several languages at once.
To persist these settings, open config.py and add something like:
Code:
# Spellcheck
config.set('spellcheck.languages', ["en-US", "fr-FR", "de-DE"])
Found...
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31/1/2022 Addition: SVG – last paragraphs added
Related thread on the AVIF format and conversions with ImageMagick.
Just when I decided to give up JPEG for storing photos on my hard-disk and upon converting some folders with Nikon raw photos (*.nef) to JPEG2000, I stumble upon a variety of new image formats which all claim to be successors of the old JPEG. But although the “ Joint Photographich Expert Group” is behind most of the effort, their work has – for the time...
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in ~/.vimrc I note
Code:
nnoremap Q q
nnoremap q <Nop>
and no longer end up in macro-recording mode, when I forget the colon before 'q'.
Copied & pasted from Stack Overflow (see there).
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Posted 10-16-2021 at 02:46 AM by Michael Uplawski
Updated 11-13-2021 at 01:43 AM by Michael Uplawski
(Wrong title, much misunderstanding and ill-chosen search criteria.)
There are solutions on the Web.
Having read some of these, I prefer a Ruby-Oneliner “ readNB” which returns the 1 character that the user has had a chance to enter on the keyboard, before readNB returns.
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GazL has – in the very first comment on this blog, below – presented a better solution with the shell built-in command read: read accepts some parameters and a call like
Code:
read -r -s -N1 [VARIABLE]
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