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><tejr> I learned the word "defang" today as applied to URLs
><tejr> I knew about the practice but not what it was called
><tejr> Now I am writing a little script to do it for me
><russm> tejr: pip install defang ?
><tejr> Why you gotta be like that, russm
><tejr> Let me have my three-line sed script
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Way better, and more generally useful.
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This step was missed to accommodate the changes made to the file in
commit 24f4623.
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Given that all of this is installed rather than symbolically linked,
there's not really any harm following the old mixed ~/.vim layout for
plugins. It's one less dependency and it makes the setup quite a bit
less complicated.
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This makes a bit clearer how awkward the rlwrap(1) code is, too. It may
not be worth keeping it.
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Just for a clearer visual distinction. This probably needs to be done
for other manual pages, too.
We use zero-width characters (\&) at the start of the lines beginning
with apostrophes so that they get printed literally.
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This makes it a little more flexible, if you genuinely don't want a
newline in the output.
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The format in the first argument does not need to be evaluated, so it
can be passed in a simple awk variable.
The second argument is evaluated, by design, so code injection is
trivial. It's probably a good idea to warn users about this explicitly.
$ ax '0);system("cat /etc/passwd")'
Make the whole thing a little terser, too, with the awk program
construction, variable assignment, and invocation all on one line.
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I realised I could make this work by recording a single byte in the
temporary file with dd(1) and then emitting that and then the rest of
the input with cat(1) if the file ended up with a byte in it.
This lets me remove the CAVEATS section from the manual, as it no longer
applies.
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* feature/d2u-u2d-consist:
Make d2u(1df)/u2d(1df) like their stream analogues
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Remove the idempotency guarantee, and simplify the ed(1) scripts. See
commits 2905980 and cd8e9cc:
>commit 29059804f7708413843687c1764bc845d374a82d
>Author: Tom Ryder <tom@sanctum.geek.nz>
>Date: Fri Nov 3 13:58:23 2017
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> Remove idempotency assert for sd2u(1df)/su2d(1df)
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> Commit cd8e9cc applies a cleaner implementation of these tools but
> loses the idempotency:
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> * Repeated su2d applications will result in double \r, so \r\r\n
> * Repeated s2ru applications will result in an extra newline at the
> end of the file, because the whole file will be interpreted as
> one line
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> However, I am OK with this, as I think of the operation as simpler
> and more predictable, and I wouldn't apply it as a means to "force"
> a file of unknown or various line-ending types to one type.
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>commit cd8e9cc27f7dd9d360b64f4a34b8c2d048f42e45
>Author: Tom Ryder <tom@sanctum.geek.nz>
>Date: Fri Nov 3 13:46:30 2017
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> Apply simpler method for sd2u(1df) and su2d(1df)
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> This method is shorter, easier to read, and more idiomatic.
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Commit cd8e9cc applies a cleaner implementation of these tools but loses
the idempotency:
* Repeated su2d applications will result in double \r, so \r\r\n
* Repeated s2ru applications will result in an extra newline at the end
of the file, because the whole file will be interpreted as one line
However, I am OK with this, as I think of the operation as simpler and
more predictable, and I wouldn't apply it as a means to "force" a file
of unknown or various line-ending types to one type.
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This is mostly just for fun, but could be handy later on when I'm
playing with distributed or automated deployments of tagged and verified
releases.
Like a few of the other shell scripts, this is built by abusing my
mi5(1df) wrapper to get static details baked into the shell script that
are only known at runtime.
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perlcritic.com does not seem to support HTTPS.
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Since I know there's a usable tool for this now in vim-vint, I may as
well make a target for my own convenience later.
Updated the README.markdown documentation of the `lint-*` targets,
restructuring the paragraph into a nested list for clarity. Also updated
the `dotfiles(7)` manual page to reflect those changes.
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Commit feba460 set up the dist script helper for generating this, but
didn't actually run it, committing a version of the manual that included
the manual page header twice (with leading percent characters).
Re-running the dist script helper corrected this.
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