▼
Advanced Options
?
Sort by:
popularity
similarity
?
Must Include:
?
Cannot Include:
?
Look For
▼
Sponsored Links
You're looking for other sites like :
|
|
The editor begins in command mode, where the cursor movement and text deletion ... Insertion mode begins upon entering an insertion or change command. ...
http://www.lagmonster.org/docs/vi.html
popularity:
vi
cheatsheet
linux
reference
unix
vim
editor
programming
howto
tutorial
|
new
search by a custom tag signature
|
|
If you want to be a serious server developer, you will need to have a ... You will start to see similarities among them, particularly regular expressions, ...
similarity:
popularity:
unix
linux
reference
howto
tips
tutorial
programming
shell
bash
sysadmin
|
|
|
... linking back to http://www.swaroopch.com/notes/Vim and clearly indicating that ... Retrieved from "http://www.swaroopch.com/notes/Vim" Category: A Byte of Vim ...
similarity:
popularity:
vim
tutorial
book
vi
reference
editor
programming
books
linux
free
|
|
|
No information avaiable
similarity:
popularity:
vim
book
tutorial
vi
linux
reference
ebooks
editor
howto
programming
|
|
|
Perhaps one of the most limiting features of the original vi is its inability to ... I'll focus on the easiest way to visualize, which uses "splits," which are like ...
similarity:
popularity:
vim
vi
editor
tutorial
howto
linux
split
reference
tips
programming
|
|
|
About Vi-IMproved.org. This site is the online home of the #VIM channel on Freenode.net. ... It should be growing into more of a site shortly. Random ...
similarity:
popularity:
vim
editor
vi
reference
wiki
tutorial
editors
linux
documentation
programming
|
|
|
Last change: 2008 Jul 21 VIM - main help file k Move around: Use the ... Double-click the left mouse button on a tag, e.g. |bars|. Jump back: Type CTRL-T ...
similarity:
popularity:
vim
documentation
reference
vi
linux
unix
editor
text
doc
manual
|
|
|
No information avaiable
similarity:
popularity:
vim
tips
tutorial
reference
vi
linux
editor
programming
unix
tricks
|
|
|
Many of these "commands" can be accessed from your favourite GUI front-end (probably KDE ... They can all be run from the command line. Programs that require GUI ...
similarity:
popularity:
linux
reference
commands
shortcuts
tutorial
howto
tips
unix
guide
cheatsheet
|
|
|
http://items.sjbach.com/319/configuring-vim-right : quelques astuces pour Vim. ... Configuring Vim right - items.sjbach.com have spent a lot of time looking at a ...
similarity:
popularity:
vim
tips
vi
vimrc
configuration
programming
unix
editor
linux
tutorial
|
|
|
An A-Z Index of the Bash command line for Linux. adduser Add a user ... Checker awk Find and Replace text, database sort/validate/index b basename Strip ...
similarity:
popularity:
linux
bash
commands
reference
shell
unix
programming
cheatsheet
tools
ubuntu
|
Sorting Results
- This slider determines how the matched sites are sorted.
- If you want to see the most popular sites that are somewhat related to your search, slide this more towards "popularity."
- If you want to see the sites that best matched your search, regardless of popularity, slide this towards "similarity."
Must Include Tags
- Matched sites will not be shown unless they have all of the tags on this list.
- This feature is useful for when you require a site to have been tagged as something.
- To add a tag to this list, click "add tag" or click on any tag in a result.
Must Not Include Tags
- Matched sites that have any tag on this list will not be shown.
- This feature is useful for filtering out results that have tags you are absolutely not interested in.
- To add a tag to this list, click "add tag" or click on any tag in a result.
Types of Results
- This option lets you specify the types of sites to show.
- If you want to only see domains (www.
.com), select "domains only." - If you want to only see articles (www.
.com/something/here), select "articles only." - If you don't care, or care so much about both, select "Both".
About The Results
an example search result
How moreofit Searches
Each website has a unique tag signature -- a set of words
that users have described the website as. Moreofit searches
for websites that have similar tag signatures and displays the results.
1: Similarity
A site's "similarity" is determined by how well its tag signature matches the tag
signature that is being searched for. A 100% match means that it has the exact same
tags in the exact same order, while a 0% match means it has no tags in common.
2: Popularity
The popularity of a website is, well, pretty much self explanatory.
3: Tag Signature
The tag signatures show how a site is described. The deeper the color of the tag,
the more frequently the website is tagged as this. Tags underlined blue denote a tag
that is in common with the search's tag signature.
