The article is great. I started to use vim to edit long scripts now. I was "suffering" with emacs mode in zsh before.
But regarding your example with poolfetch. I would do it compltely different. Here's an example:
You can even add -P 32 for example if you want to run at most 32 parallel jobs. Obviously in current example it will trigger just 4 parallel jobs. One of few things to beware in such case is that all the outputs from parallel jobs will interleave and it can be messy.
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The article is great. I started to use
vimto edit long scripts now. I was "suffering" with emacs mode inzshbefore.But regarding your example with
poolfetch. I would do it compltely different. Here's an example:You can even add
-P 32for example if you want to run at most 32 parallel jobs. Obviously in current example it will trigger just 4 parallel jobs. One of few things to beware in such case is that all the outputs from parallel jobs will interleave and it can be messy.