Occasionally I run across a source file with tabs in it. There are many ways to remove tabs. I prefer to use perl from the command line. Replace all tabs with two spaces in a command line perl script: And, with bash, do it for all files in a directory that have a tab
Drupal moves to Portland
Cool news. Drupal Association: Portland here we come Oregonian: Drupal Association chooses Portland for its long-term home Nice to see any tech move to PDX.
Good programmers read a lot
Matt Mullenweg quotes Brent Simmons and Anne Lamott on Programming and Writing. I couldn’t agree more. I always tell newer programmers that they should spend a lot of time reading code. Read other peoples code. Read open source code. Read your own code!
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- Replace tabs in a file with two spaces with perl October 26, 2011
- Drupal moves to Portland October 20, 2011
- Good programmers read a lot October 19, 2011
- Find the last label placed on a file in clearcase July 1, 2011
- How to parse command line arguments/parameters in C/C++/Perl/Python/Bash June 27, 2011