move cursor to the start of the comment block
ma - creates a mark called "a"
scroll down to the end of the comment block
:'a,.s/^/#/ - to create comment block :'a,.s/^#// - to remove comment block
basically puts # at the start of every line from mark a to your current cursor position. You can get creative and use this method for tons of things, indenting, substituting words within a given scope, comment blocks, etc.
I know most symbian (including lots of Nokia) phones support python, which as just as good as Andriod or the iPhone OS. Why not Andriod vs Symbian vs iPhone SDK?
I completely agree, the episodic gaming format of a lot of the telltalegames titles is great. In fact - it's all I've been playing for the past week.
It's cheap and I can still get my "puzzle" fix with the great sense of humor that went along with the older games like that (Maniac Mansion, Monkey Island, Day of the Tenticle, Sam and Max, etc)
Puzzle games are dead, I think not!
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To create a comment block:
:'a,.s/^/#/ - to create comment block
:'a,.s/^#// - to remove comment block
move cursor to the start of the comment block
ma - creates a mark called "a"
scroll down to the end of the comment block
basically puts # at the start of every line from mark a to your current cursor position. You can get creative and use this method for tons of things, indenting, substituting words within a given scope, comment blocks, etc.
I know most symbian (including lots of Nokia) phones support python, which as just as good as Andriod or the iPhone OS. Why not Andriod vs Symbian vs iPhone SDK?
I completely agree, the episodic gaming format of a lot of the telltalegames titles is great. In fact - it's all I've been playing for the past week. It's cheap and I can still get my "puzzle" fix with the great sense of humor that went along with the older games like that (Maniac Mansion, Monkey Island, Day of the Tenticle, Sam and Max, etc) Puzzle games are dead, I think not!