Mon Nov 07 2022
I had always used cat
to print the content of a file. I just learned that cat
is for conCATenate
. It allows to print the content of multiple files and to possibly pipe it to another file / process.
cat file1 file2 file3
will print the content of each file in order, concatenated.
PHP has endif
, endwhile
, endfor
, endforeach
and endswitch
statements.
Can be useful if you are mixing PHP and HTML (which you absolutely shouldn’t of course):
<?php if ($a == 5): ?>
A is equal to 5
<?php endif; ?>
And with if
:
<?php
if ($a == 5):
echo "a equals 5";
echo "...";
elseif ($a == 6):
echo "a equals 6";
echo "!!!";
else:
echo "a is neither 5 nor 6";
endif;
?>
Reminds a bit of ruby with its if ... end
. Funny.
Examples taken from official documentation. I worked with PHP for years and had never encountered this syntax. I’s probably a good sign ;).
This git plugin (git-redate
) allows to easily change the datetime of some past commits.
You can have a lua
folder in your ~/.config/nvim
folder which will make these scripts discoverable.
Then you can have multiple levels of files:
├── init.vim
├── lua
│ ├── einenlum
│ │ ├── init.lua
Everything in lua/einenlum/init.lua
will automatically be loaded when requiring einenlum
in my init.vim
file (VimL script):
lua require('einenlum')
This is kind of equivalent to what Python has with packages and __init__.py
files.
You can check a bit more how it works in my dotfiles.
I have used vim for many years now but I didn’t know _
(underscore) leads to the “real” beginning of the line (compared to 0
).
In Laravel, if you want to change the current time, you can use $this->travelTo
.
It accepts Carbon
and DateTimeInterface
objects, closures are strings.
$this->travelTo('2022-11-06');
$this->travelTo(\DateTimeImmutable::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', '2022-11-06'));
Blade, Laravel’s templating engine, allows to natively create components. Every template in resources/views/components
(ex: my-card.blade.php
) can then be called in another template (ex: <x-my-card></x-mx-card>
).
You can pass children components that will be accessible through {{ $slots }}
(equivalent to React’s { children }
).
Twig also has components.