Morton Fox (mortonfox) wrote,
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Tree Maintenance and TwitVim Mentions

The recent snowstorm did some damage to one of the cedar trees in the front yard. A few branches snapped under the weight of the snow and were hanging down dangerously. So this morning, we went to work sawing off those branches. That was tough work because the branches were pretty high up. We used a long pole with a saw blade at the end for the higher branches. For the lower branches, we used a ladder and a regular saw. Then we cut up those branches into smaller pieces and put those away until such a time when we can take those to the yard waste collection center.

I posted a new release of TwitVim today. I uploaded the previous release the day before New Year's Day, so it's only fitting that I upload this one the day before Chinese New Year. Okay, that was just a coincidence. I don't think I'll be posting all future releases just before holidays. :) Anyway, when I went to the TwitVim plugin page at Vim Online, I noticed that there's a new link in the header to a page for this plugin at the Vim Tips Wiki. Cool! Ostensibly, this wiki page is meant for user comments and suggestions but I figured I could also use it to host a few screenshots.

After that, I started work on revision r80, which changes "replies" to "mentions" in the TwitVim UI. This change is almost totally cosmetic, I know, but apparently, everyone now refers to tweets containing @username as "mentions" so the client has to follow that convention.
Tags: tree, twitter, twitvim, vim, wiki
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