Friday 13 October 2017
by Wulf
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Today’s neat trick in Vim :put =range(x,y) That fills lines in the file with values from x to y, which did what I needed today. However, it looks like there are plenty more tricks in this vein, so some experimenting … Continue reading
Thursday 23 October 2014
by Wulf
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Another day, another task involving wrangling a text file to extract data and another chance to wield the might hammer of Vim to crack the problem. My starting point was a database extract with two columns of related identifiers which … Continue reading
Thursday 6 March 2014
by Wulf
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Day one of the season of Lent and so I’ve begun digging into my copy of Wenham’s Elements of New Testament Greek (purchased, according to my ex libris inscription, about 21 years ago). The starting point is to revisit the … Continue reading
Monday 11 March 2013
by Wulf
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I am continuing work on hacking through a jungle of data today and have discovered another useful trick. My standard approach is to have a file open in which I can write notes and also compose extended SQL expressions, copying … Continue reading
Tuesday 5 March 2013
by Wulf
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Today’s tasks have included taking a list of identifiers and names and converting them into a series of SQL statements to create, populate and drop temporary database tables. If I just had one or two lines in the form: 56,DataIdentifier … Continue reading