Sky Valley was released in the USA. It had three 3-song tracks (plus one bonus track with one song).
For everyone else, there was Welcome to Sky Valley, which has one song per track.
Picky, I know. I spent too much time yesterday trying to find the correct details so I could tag it properly.
Keeping it on topic: I think plays, books and symphonies tend to have more structure than albums. It's rare that an album will introduce a musical 'idea' in one track, and then go on to develop the idea in later tracks.
That's in general. Specifically, something like the Dead Man soundtrack wouldn't make a lot of sense if it was shuffled..
It's mentioned on page 130 of Goedel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid.. "The proverbial German phenomenon of the "verb-at-the-end", about which droll tales of absent-minded professors who would begin a sentence, ramble on for an entire lecture, and then finish up by rattling off a string of verbs by which their audience, for whom the stack had long since lost its coherance, would be totally nonplussed, are told, is an excellent example of linguistic pushing and popping. The confusion among the audience that out-of-order popping from from the stack onto which the professor's verbs had been pushed, is amusing to imagine, could engender."
ex command for the first line of the file to the last line, substitute everything from the beginning of the line to the end of the line with an empty string, as many times as possible per line. Result: one file full of empty lines!
different from:%s///g
ex command for each line of the file, substitute empty string with empty string, as many times as possible per line. Result: not much different from the original file.. Actually, a few flavours of vi will take the empty pattern (//) and replace it with the last regular expression used.
Apart from being longer, that is...
why not try:%s/.* ? Those pesky newlines still hang about, though..
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This is the same Shlomi Fish who wrote some FUD about how he didn't understand the goals of perl 6? And who 'read the GPLv2 originally once and couldn't understand it'?
I'd rather read articles written by people who have an excellent comprehension of the subject they are writing on, thanks.
Sky Valley was released in the USA. It had three 3-song tracks (plus one bonus track with one song).
Picky, I know. I spent too much time yesterday trying to find the correct details so I could tag it properly.For everyone else, there was Welcome to Sky Valley, which has one song per track.
Keeping it on topic: I think plays, books and symphonies tend to have more structure than albums. It's rare that an album will introduce a musical 'idea' in one track, and then go on to develop the idea in later tracks.
That's in general. Specifically, something like the Dead Man soundtrack wouldn't make a lot of sense if it was shuffled..
It's mentioned on page 130 of Goedel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid..
"The proverbial German phenomenon of the "verb-at-the-end", about which droll tales of absent-minded professors who would begin a sentence, ramble on for an entire lecture, and then finish up by rattling off a string of verbs by which their audience, for whom the stack had long since lost its coherance, would be totally nonplussed, are told, is an excellent example of linguistic pushing and popping. The confusion among the audience that out-of-order popping from from the stack onto which the professor's verbs had been pushed, is amusing to imagine, could engender."
About your sig: how is :1,$s/^.*$//g
:%s///g
:%s/.* ? Those pesky newlines still hang about, though..
ex command for the first line of the file to the last line, substitute everything from the beginning of the line to the end of the line with an empty string, as many times as possible per line.
Result: one file full of empty lines!
different from
ex command for each line of the file, substitute empty string with empty string, as many times as possible per line.
Result: not much different from the original file..
Actually, a few flavours of vi will take the empty pattern (//) and replace it with the last regular expression used.
Apart from being longer, that is...
why not try
Australian politics is effectively a two-party system - Liberal and Labour.
Nitpick: That's Labour and the Coalition (Liberal and National parties).
If the upper-class city-folk and country bumkins didn't work together, the flaming unions would be running the show..