Often I find myself requiring the most rudimentary of methods of debugging and that is to push text to standard output from within a running executable to indicate the logical structure of a program.
This situation may come about if I can’t debug a dll or generally actually stopping a program to debug creates an “observer effect”
Sometimes the logical structure can be somewhat complex consisting of a plethora of if statements and nested for loops, e.
I have just started the process of reducing the number of org files I maintain for my web site. I now have a greater understanding of how Hugo handles these files and I think can both simplify and make them more flexible.
Hugo is my static site generator of choice and although it supports org files directly I prefer to generate to a markdown file as an intermediate step using a file by file evaluation of org-hugo-auto-export-mode.
Now dired is becoming more ingrained into my muscle memory, navigating efficiently through the folder structure is becoming more prominent in my mind and it still doesn’t feel natural enough.
I now don’t even think about using C-x d and the Enter key is fine for either opening a file or traversing into a directory. But what about moving up a directory!, also a very common action.
The default defined key is ^ and actually isn’t too bad and almost feels quite natural, almost…
I am having a bet!, it is one of my few vices, and it shall be on the horses. I don’t often have a bet and in fact I generally only ever have a bet on a special occasion, like the grand national or a random parallel bet with my dad.
Today is a parallel bet, yesterday my dad won over £650 and I have decided to leverage his expert equine knowledge to have a little flutter.
