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Does anyone actually use elflord, or is it just there as like a self-parody or something?
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When I was doing project writeups and stuff in latex I just used wrap and linebreak and wrote it one line per paragraph. A lot of how you want to format things depends on what you're doing with the text and how you plan on distributing it to other people.
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Jun 7, 2013 04:12
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You should use BufEnter if you want to do something when you enter a different buffer. WinEnter, as the name implies, only fires when you switch windows.
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Jun 18, 2013 02:12
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You might want something like :s/[(,]/\0\r/g in order to break after the opening paren as well as between arguments, and insert all the breaks you want instead of just the first one.
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:Well, it turns out the versions of GCC and Python on the school's computers are too old to even build llvm and clang. I don't suppose there's any other ways to get basic code completion for the standard C libraries, is there? I mostly just want it to catch when I typo printf to pritnf for the millionth time and remind me what the parameters are for library functions. Popping back and forth between the terminal and manpages is time-consuming when I just can't remember the order of parameters for a certain function. Build a newer version of gcc, and then use it to build clang 
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