Maxim Gonchar

You can use 'read' function as workaround. ``` sh function t while read -l line echo $line end end ```

I just understood, that in fish it doesn't work, because the stdin is piped to 'set' instead of 'cat'.

Since it's a rare case where !! is more comfortable to use, try the following function: ``` sh function sudo!! eval sudo $history[1] end ``` which is called just by...

So far after some playing I was able to figure out that the following sequence does the job: ``` vim let b:endwise_words = '\\begin{\zs[a-zA-Z0-9*]*\ze}' " ignored let b:endwise_pattern = '\\begin{\zs[a-zA-Z0-9*]*\ze}'...

It's from vim's tex syntax file. vim 7.3.1287 " Vim syntax file " Language: TeX " Maintainer: Charles E. Campbell [email protected] " Last Change: Mar 11, 2013 " Version: 78...