- changed token syntax to match project guidelines
- added tokens to the rename example
- moved rename example to before the delete example
- reword some descriptions for clarity
- include "git" in the command description
* Updates vim and vimtutor pages
* Easy peasy.
* Use <Enter> instead of <Cr>
* Show help command.
We might not be able to help you move around
but the interactive help provided by vim is
pretty good, so helping people find it might
be a good idea.
* Reorder commands and lowercase help
* Create xcodebuild.md
xcodebuild
* xcodebuild.md: shorten page
* xcodebuild.md: use token formatting
* xcodebuild.md: remove xcrun command
* xcodebuild.md: fix linting and reword some descriptions
* xcodebuild: change tokens to match the guidelines
* xcodebuild: remove unclear part the first example's description
Doing a reverse DNS lookup by typing out the IP address in reverse, plus adding .in-addr.arpa to the end is tedious, but fortunately dig has the -x option which makes that process much simpler as one can just feed it a normal IP address.
* psql: Improve page
- Removed * , this was causing problems with rendering. The node client was
gobbling up the entire word !
- Changed 'query' to 'command' as it can be a postgres db command too.
- Used the -f flag for running multiple commands as its a better and scalable
option.
* Addressing comments
* Replacing against with on
- Mentioning the default user
* rm: various tweaks for clarity; add -v
changed some descriptions and tokens to make the meaning of each command clearer, and facilitate memorization of the flags
added the -v (verbose) option
* use a more intuitive pattern for the -i option
The version I have uses `-d` for the depth option, not `-depth`. Here's the version string as shown by `man du`:
```
BSD June 2, 2004 BSD
```
In addition to this fix, this commit changes the tokens to clarify that they are paths, and changes "directory" to "folder", which is shorter and more accessible.
* add subsections to "submit a PR" section
this allows the reader to visually separate the instructions and makes the longer git-command section less prone to trigger a TLDR (heh) when reading this part.
also, line wrapping tweaks, split a paragraph into two, and reword a couple passages for clarity
* compact the list of git commands
* CONTRIBUTING: greatly simplify the PR instructions
plus some wording tweaks here and there
* improve instructions to use tldrl
* brace expansion is not as common in the wild
removing it keeps the examples of unix features to a manageable/readable 3
* use actual commands in the git section
* use only one-liners on the git section
* add subsection header for commit message
* slight reword of licensing note