Escaping dollar signs in tcsh
I found how to escape a $ sign in a regex expression in a tcsh alias. BUT it is UGLY!
I found how to escape a $ sign in a regex expression in a tcsh alias. BUT it is UGLY!
Update (2017/02/23) — Now I use Hugo instead of Octopress for
blogging. But the same method of using [^1]
works for creating
footnotes.
While looking for a way to add footnotes to my posts, I came across this post.
Based on that, here is how I got the footnotes working:
Faster way to send the same command to each and every pane in your tmux session.
If you have bc
installed, you can use it to do math operations on
variables in a Makefile.
This post shows how to get the current directory name without the
preceeding path, using awk
or rev
+cut
or the boring basename
.
Update: This first post was created using octopress
, but now I
am using hugo
.
Testing the first post using octopress.