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Overall Vimgolf Rank - 132 entries
Suppose you are trying to figure out what your overall rank is at Vimgolf(the sum of all the ranks you got), and as a Vim ninja you decided to use Vim to do the job. Your solution should work for every Vimgolf profile page(The actual input file for this challenge is my Vimgolf profile page). So, direct answer insertion is considered cheating.
Write Setters and Getters for PHP - 86 entries
Just simple automation of writing Setters and Getters like Doctrine might use.
Fill visual area - 70 entries
Just have fun!
Happy New Year! - 129 entries
This is a simple new year's challenge.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 1 - 128 entries
Somebody's got this slightly muddled up. See how quickly you can fix it. (I made this to experiment with buffers. I'm not actually sure whether this is faster with buffers or without.)
Word Blender - 128 entries
The insides of long words seem to have been run through the blender. Can you fix this famous tale, brave knight?
Extract text from xml - 101 entries
Extract text from xml file (ignoring commented out elements) and create a one line regex.
Letters are numbers - 127 entries
Letters and numbers are interchangeable. A lot of programming languages give you simple ways to convert individual letters to hex, binary and decimal but does Vim?
Calculate the table totals - 105 entries
Go ahead... commit the treachery of using vim as a spreadsheet.
Printable ASCII characters - 95 entries
From a blank input, print all 95 printing ASCII characters one per line, from space to tilde.
Ninjas Leaderboard - 84 entries
The two lines in "Start file" has an obfuscated email address. Second line give an index (from 1 to 30) to the chars list of the first line, for example, the first char of email (n) is in position 25, second char (i) is in position 19 and s.o.
Turn a ninja to case-insensitive [Nn][Ii][Nn][Jj][Aa] regexp! - 40 entries
I bumped into this in a dailywtf code: http://pastebin.com/QApa5ycS I didn't want to translate a string whenever I wanted to be [Ss][Aa][Rr][Cc][Aa][Ss][Tt][Ii][Cc] on slack, so I figured a script (python, sed, whatever) would be helpful. Well, or a few vim keystroke!
Sudoku table - 57 entries
Make this simple sudoku table look nice and legible.
Rail fence transposition cipher - 63 entries
Solve a rail fence transposition cipher using vim. This ciphertext was created using two rails. Use vim to transpose the text and recover the original quote.
SFD-ROC: Pipe Dreams - 93 entries
Move the pipes so they match the output.
Comparing scores - 68 entries
If Alice and Bob both did the challenge, put their entries together in the top paragraph, so we can compare their scores more easily.
Format the output - 95 entries
Sometimes your standard out is a little hard to read. Take this multilevel hash and make it human readable.
Sort yaml structures alphabetically by root key names - 26 entries
sometimes we want to sort structures alphabetically in yaml files
Square numbers - 63 entries
Boring math puzzle.
Land of the Lost - 60 entries
Enter the tabs below the lyrics
Kolakoski sequence -- level 2 - 10 entries
This time, the line above describes the line below. Level 1 at: http://www.vimgolf.com/challenges/5c880211ab65cb00065c74eb
Replace Parameter with Explicit Methods - 61 entries
Implementing the methods of a Java Interface
Double and switch - 36 entries
Aaaanother case switcher
Linear congruential generator - 104 entries
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_congruential_generator
paste indent correction - JS - 76 entries
You copy some javascript code from a website and paste it into vim, it does not look good!
Long prime list - filter version - 19 entries
I've used the maximum input/diff/output size allowed by vimgolf to get a list of integers up to 1460 separated by newlines, and your goal is to only keep the lines containing primes. There are 232 of them I hope some of you will golf vimscript itself to create some function to run as a primality check for each line, which is a good exercise if you haven't done much vimscript yet! You're invited to also try copy-pasting and doing other non-smart text manipulation. Even more interesting would be to see a solution that uses text manipulation to do the filtering! Whether you use vimscript, normal-mode primality checks, or text manipulation, as long as the end result is valid, your answer will be valid! Let's see which method does better here. Best of luck!
Remove Accent off the Letter - 100 entries
Remove all the accent from extremely accented statements.
Execute immediate SQL - 77 entries
Sql string tranformation ...
It's a factor - 75 entries
Flaunt your macro prowess by factoring some numbers. Too hard? It takes less than 30 strokes, I promise.
Sierpinski's Triangle - 79 entries
Build the famous fractal, Sierpinski's Triangle.
Roman numerals - 57 entries
Use the substitutions on top to convert unary to Roman numerals.
Lower cased and dashed strings - 46 entries
As I have to generate big fixtures files, I wanted to find a way to format input data the way described by start and end files. Especially the lower-cased-and-dashed ids Not so good to find a pure Vim way, that's why I submit this challenge ;)
Chucking wood - 75 entries
An exercise in compressing repetitive text. For this challenge, any entry that uses keys outside the main row (such as arrow keys, Home, End, Delete, etc.) will be removed. (Esc is OK, though you should be using C-[ anyway.)
HTML formatting: vertical alignment for readability - 59 entries
We did this a VimGolf challenge at work and now that we have finished I want to see if you guys can come up with something even better than we could. Our best solution was 44 keystrokes.
Python: Lots of function arguments - 73 entries
The function definition is too long for one line. The modeline helps you with some typical Python indent settings.
Before there was Farmville... - 91 entries
There was old MacDonald. For my toddler. The first Vim sing-a-long?
Not enough Ps - 49 entries
Different type of code
Create an alphabet diamond - 74 entries
Here's a brain teaser to keep things interesting...
PHP <--> Java class conversion Part 2 - 83 entries
Same class but reverse!
Lookahead and Lookbehind - 65 entries
Look everywhere
Complete the circuit grid! - 72 entries
Continuing from the last challenge, add additional rows to the grid. Change each of the names from 'A1'...'A10' to 'B1'...'B10', 'C1'...'C10', etc, and for each new row add 0.7 to the X values in the (X Y) at the end of each line.
SFD-ROC: ROT13 Phonics - 70 entries
A is for apple, b is for ball, etc... This familiar phonics poem has been rotated 13 characters. Make the letter match the word.
Make the circuit grid! - 71 entries
Copy this command for a circuit layout program to create 10 total smd commands. Increment the number in quotes to name each pad, and add 0.7 to each of the (X Y) coordinates at the end of each line.
Permutations N=4 - 58 entries
Could use backtracking or other algorithm to generate sorted numbers. Second chance !
Transposition - 66 entries
Transpose the original lines in separate columns, one for each line.
Flip the chessboard - 66 entries
White's turn is over. Flip the board to black's perspective. I added coordinates to frustrate you.
ascii-art diamond - 32 entries
Simple ascii-art diamond. The grid is 40x40.
Harder than "abcd > a b c d" - 64 entries
Not as easy as the last challenge. This time, just one space between a and b, up to 25 spaces between y and z. (Removed some lines; diff was too long.)
SFD-ROC: ASCII Logo Border - 66 entries
Draw a border around this familiar logo ;)
Dumb to smart - 81 entries
Turn dumb quote to smart vim's way.