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Data reformat - 219 entries
Reformat this copy-paste data! #csv
xrandr outputs and dashes - 577 entries
uh oh, different video drivers identify display outputs with more dashes. Quick, need to change this xrandr script!
From a Thunderlink to a Markdown link - 663 entries
ThunderLinks are durable hyperlinks to specific email messages generated from Thunderbird in HTML format. Leverage the power of vim to make them suitable for a markdown-formatted file.
Capitalize the Names - 286 entries
I want to capitalize the names in quotes, but just the people's names, not the file names.
Yo To Hello - 989 entries
Simply Turn Yo To Hello
C# function to F# - 7 entries
Converting from C# to F# is not hard, but requires some manual labor. Here you should convert a C# function using a C# class to a F# function using a C# class.
C# data class to F# record - 55 entries
Converting from C# to F# is not hard, but requires some manual labor. Here you should convert from a C# data class to a F# record.
Replace pattern with 1, 2, 3, ... on each line - 954 entries
For each line replace a search pattern (in this case $) with numbers starting at 1 and then increasing by 1 for each replaced match. a$b$c$ -> a0b1c2
Alphabet soup - 354 entries
Create a column of all alphabet characters organized in a funky way
Reconstruct the actual output from my unit test tool report - 125 entries
When a test fails, my unit test tool reports differences between the actual output and the expected output as follow: - line in the expected output but missing in the actual output are prefixed with a dash - unexpected lines in the actual output are prefixed with a plus sign - comments added by the unit test tool are prefixed with a question mark - common lines are showed `as-is` (well, almost;) From that "diff" format, I would like to reconstruct the actual output.
Right Align Part of the line - 71 entries
The challenge is to right align a part of the line - this is useful in some SQL queries where it's more clear which are the fields displayed
Get mail address from outlook format - 560 entries
Create a mail list space separated of mail list formatted by outlook
add line and index - 74 entries
a missed line and index names need to be added
prepend * to every non-blank line - 5835 entries
Prepend an asterisk to every non-blank line in the input file.
Quote modules (ver.2) - 187 entries
Complete golang import statement.
Add text at some column - 137 entries
Complete golang struct statement.
Quote modules - 985 entries
Complete golang import statement.
Triangle of arrows - 115 entries
I made this by accident when working on another challenge. How would you go about making this?
Aliases for cd - 787 entries
Create these beautiful aliases with as few strokes as possible. Are you up for the challenge?
Hogwarts Email Sorting - 806 entries
Given a list of emails, get the students full name and their associated house.
Refactor typescript arrow function type - 278 entries
Make arrow function type less verbose and easier to read
Back to the Future - 3 entries
We can't just time-travel around without first making sure our code is pretty and columns are aligned. And keeping lines with at most 80 characters should help if we ever need to review the code while we're stuck in the past. This is my first challenge. I tried being creative and even did a bit of research, so I hope you enjoy it.
Comparing Schema With Diff - 50 entries
Sometimes databases output things differently one to another. Fixing things that are out of order will make the diffs more usable.
SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE to Title Case - 1089 entries
Convert strings in SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE to Title Case. Examples: EMPLOYEE_NAME -> Employee Name REVENUE_YEAR_TO_DATE -> Revenue Year To Date SALARY -> Salary
Line under headers - 1897 entries
Put a line under each header, and remove the other markdown formatting.
calculations - 251 entries
Complete these (weird) calculations.
citizen_hacks_2019_part9 - 13 entries
For the Citizen Hacks 2019 Vim competition
citizen_hacks_2019_part6 - 14 entries
For the Citizen Hacks 2019 Vim competition
citizen_hacks_2019_part5 - 13 entries
For the Citizen Hacks 2019 Vim competition
citizen_hacks_2019_part4 - 7 entries
For the Citizen Hacks 2019 Vim competition
citizen_hacks_2019_part3 - 14 entries
For the Citizen Hacks 2019 Vim competition
citizen_hacks_2019_part2 - 10 entries
For the Citizen Hacks 2019 Vim competition
citizen_hacks_2019_part1 - 19 entries
For the Citizen Hacks 2019 Vim competition
citizen_hacks_2019_challenge6 - 44 entries
For the Citizen Hacks 2019 Vim competition.
citizen_hacks_2019_challenge5 - 113 entries
For the Citizen Hacks 2019 Vim competition.
citizen_hacks_2019_challenge4 - 70 entries
For the Citizen Hacks 2019 Vim competition.
citizen_hacks_2019_challenge3 - 24 entries
For the Citizen Hacks 2019 Vim competition.
citizen_hacks_2019_challenge2 - 165 entries
For the Citizen Hacks 2019 Vim competition.
citizen_hacks_2019_challenge1 - 31 entries
For the Citizen Hacks 2019 Vim competition
Add string initializers to an enum - 737 entries
Change Typescript enum so that it has string initializers.
Extract wireshark capture filter - 171 entries
Extract wireshark capture filter from IP plan
Label grid cells (6x6) - 19 entries
Label the cells of a grid with its coordinates. Rows are labelled top to bottom from A to F, and columns left to right from A to F. Each cell has a coordinate MN, where M is the row letter and N is the column letter.
ASCII-art Histogram - 278 entries
Create an ASCCI-art histogram for the given numbers. Make sure not to leave trailing whitespaces. Thanks to VimGolf I recently discovered a feature of Vim thAT blew my mind. I'm curious to see what real ninjas make of it ;-)
Reformat Cura settings - 108 entries
Cura settings are weirdly encoded... After mere replacements, you'll have to enquote two strings (infill_pattern & speed_travel) and dont forget booleans in lowercase. #format #json
Unsemantic linewrapping - 821 entries
[Inspired by a blog post I read: https://scott.mn/2014/02/21/semantic_linewrapping/. Text adapted.] Sometimes when editing a Markdown file, I wrap the lines semantically. Instead of inserting a newline at 70 columns (or whatever), or making paragraphs one long line, I put in newlines at a point that seems logical to me. This may seem silly, but it produces better diffs. Semantic linewrapping also makes editing snappier. I can delete, edit or insert sentences easily using linewise operations. Code-oriented text editors like Vim and [REDACTED] are really good at this kind of manipulation. Editing text that hasn't been wrapped semantically is a pain, though:
Song Transcription Oops - 222 entries
When transcribing vocal music to Canjo Tab you can start by finding the lowest note and assigning that to zero and working your way up from there. However, without fail, I tend to miscount the notes and when I am near done I find a lower note. I mark this with a "z". This means I have to increase all the previous ones by 1. just a sting of numbers :)
Bad Copy Syntax - 1906 entries
Copy should be from right to left, but sometimes you type it wrong.
change parenthesis - 238 entries
change the pair of braces into a pair of parentheses
Hash staircase - 38 entries
Can you use a strategy to come up with this pattern?
Remove quotes after first field - 315 entries
Remove the quotes around each field except for the first field.