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On Tue, 16 Jan 2001, Keld List-Jensen wrote: > Hej Emil. > > Jeg mener ikke at touch kan bruges på kataloger (ret mig hvis jeg tager > fejl). Det kan det - opdaterer i hvertfald datoen der listes i ls. Men, her skal det vel gøres fra et program, og der vil det vel være mere rimeligt at bruge utime(2) Mads -- Mads Bondo Dydensborg. sslug@sslug The point is to decide what your needs are, pick an editor that looks like it may fit them and then MASTER it. Learn every little nuance and key stroke. Not just the easy stuff you pick up in an hour or two but especially the obscure stuff. Learn it so well that your mind can stay about two steps ahead of hands even when using the arcane commands and keystrokes. Then you can edit in front of crowds and people will ohh and awe. Source code will fear you. Project managers will want you. - Dana S. Wheeler, M.D. on emacs/vi
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