My curiosity arise on the way the vi handles the { and ( that it highlights its pairs } or ) whenever the cursor points the their pairs. I was thinking there should be a way of forcing my cursor to go to its partner brace or (. When I ask my friend if its possible the answer is “maybeâ€. When I ask my google friend it turns out that there is a really a way.
And the way on is only by pressing “%†character .
A few weeks back, with my new job, I’ve been plunging deeply into the Xen environment and Perl programming, but of course I believe I wont abandon being a Pythonista. After all, its my fav. language and I still have an unfinished project hosted in Sourceforge site.
When I try to run my python program, I’ve encountered this kind of error :
bash: ./pytodolist.py: /usr/bin/python^M: bad interpreter: Permission denied
Googling the solution for this one..I’ve found the answer which tells me to use a small perl code which is : perl -i.bak -pe ‘s/\r//g’ *.py
Running again my program..It now works 