On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 1:33 AM, Peter Bittner <[email protected]> wrote: >> 79 chars per line maximum please. you've undone (again) some >> whitespace rules that i specifically adhered to (when reasonable) a >> couple of days ago. > > Aaaah, sorry. I worked with vim. That doesn't > <your_preferred_excuse_here> if you exceed the limit. I'll edit the > files with a real IDE next time. PyCharm! *tataaa*
noo stick to vim, vim is cool! i use this in ~/.vimrc map = :'a,!fmt^M and then do majjjjjjjjjj= (or variants on the same theme) i'm sure there's a better way to do that but it works for me, and i can change the line length by adding args to the fmt command. > Okay, I've corrected sidebar.html and header.html. Adhering strictly > to the limit. More or less. yeahhh it's kinda hard to do with URLs that are over the limit. > Is it true that we have the 79 character limit just because you still > have a 80x25 character CRT screen at home, green on black? i _used_ to :) ok i used to run 2 consoles alt-f1 to alt-f12, modified /etc/inittab to do it, and then used consolechars -f default8x9 to increase that to 80x60. now i use fvwm2 with _twenty four_ screens on a 2ft wide 1920x1200 screen: http://hands.com/~lkcl/fvwm2rc http://hands.com/~lkcl/screen.png > Which one > is yours in the list? > http://lazerzap.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl/Computer,_Hardware HA! that's what youuuu know. amerikhan junk :) i had a bondwell MK II (CP/M) but that was later on, in about 1988. before that i used a commodore pet 3032 in 1978-1983 at school (10 for i = 0 to 39... 20 print tab(i), i ...) i knew people who had ZX80s with upgraded ZX81 ROMs; one guy had a Superbrain (which ran A/PL and played the _original_ of that famous MUD game), someone else in the neighbourhood had a jupiter ace; hell, one guy _made_ his own computers. someone else at school had a VIC20 in about 1982, that was awesome. i ended up with a ZX Spectrum somewhere around 1985, but programmed on BBC Micros (stonyhurst college had 6 of them, bolted to the tables, with econet! i wrote a multi-symphony music player using that he he). later on i acquired an Atari TT030, that was about... 1993 but it wasn't until the 386 came out and was reaasonably affordable in about 1991 that i'd bought an actual x86 system. didn't buy a case for it though - got a perfectly serviceable cardboard box instead :) so yeah, none of the above > The header.html file is totally broken. I removed the table markup and > put (sort of) the original version in place. I guessed the idea was to > put a donation button just below the Pyjamas logo. I made this with > CSS. superb. >>> Who will upload the changes to the webspace? >> >> me. > > You rock! Go for it! :)
