Yesterday I had to remind myself on how to remove the row names in a data.frame. Row names are usually added by filtering steps such as subset, etc. Assume we want to remove the row names of the data.frame called data, we can type: rownames(data) <- c() That’s it iss
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Often I found myself starting an extra vimdiff session while I am actually working in another vim session. Finally, I took the time to search for a solution and I came up with the following two lines in my .vimrc: nnoremap <leader>dt :windo diffthis<cr> nnoremap <leader>do :windo diffo<cr> They blindly go through all windows in the current view and enables or disable vimdiff, so use them with caution if you are a split view junky. ...
Today I was working with a colleague and reasoned about some code over chat. We sent filename and line number frequently and I got the impression that this is another perfect candidate for automation. Hence, I came up with the following solution, which can also be found on my .vimrc on github. Note that you need to check for the system vim is running on (linux/mac) or just pick the one line that matches your system. ...
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