[lug] Development environment?

[Matthew Beldyk]

 (vm-pipe-message-to-comand perl -ne 's/^>//;s/emacs //;s/for J/perl for
J/;s/J/boilerplate J/;s/^for ([Cps]|tc)/vim for \1/;s/(Java\n)/\1eclipse for
convoluted nonintuitive api \1/;s/(\ne.+)Java/\1Java\1Flex/;s/(for m)/horde
\1/;s/(for te)/make \1/;s/(for w.+)/firefox \1 (its time to find something
less bloated)/;s/(for c)/bash \1/;s/(\.\n)/\1vim for languages where syntax
is the source of complexity\neclipse for languages where complex external
APIs is the source of complexity\n/;;print;')


On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 8:04 AM, Rob Nagler <nagler at bivio.biz> wrote:

> Michael J. Hammel writes:
> > 1. Place opener on can
> > 2. Release worms
>
> Mmmm...  They were good. ;-)
>
> (vm-pipe-message-to-comand "perl -x")
>
> #!perl
> my($msg) = <<'EOF';
> > vi for Java
> > vi for C
> > vi for perl
> > vi for sh (any kind)
> > vi for tcl
> > Real developers don't use C++.  It's a moral issue.
> EOF
>
> $msg =~ s/^> //mg;
> $msg =~ s/C\++/anything without eval/g;
> $msg =~ s/vi for(?=.*)/emacs for/g;
> print(
>    map("emacs for $_\n", qw(mail testing wiki cli)),
>    $msg,
> );
> __END__
>
> ;-)
>
> Rob
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