> I assume you are on a Mac? Interestingly I didn't know the Terminal
> supported drag n drop from finder. Pretty neat!
The tradeoff is that on the Mac, the home and end keys don't move your
cursor to the beginning/end of the commandline you're typing
(g!!).
Alan
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Hi Adam,
Its not really clear what you want us to do, so I;ll just make some
general comments on the code... In future it would help if you tell
us whether there is a problem, and if so what iut is, including any
error text. Or whether you would just like a critique of your code.
> I am trying to
hey guys!
I am trying to learn a bit of python, and thought it would be a challenge to
make a script that reads a text file and returns all the instances of a word I
specify. Basically a find and then a list of all the finds.
I am using a text file with some random words in it to test it out on
