This is similar to TextMate's command-t behavior.

hello world! world!

this matches with following regexp in find

(?<aa>[^ ]+)\s+(?<bb>[^ ]+)\s\k<bb>

However when I replace this to \k<bb>, it prints out just k<bb> in plaintext, instead of world!

I first thought replace section does not handle regular expressions, but \1, \2 works well even in replacement section. It seems replacement section does not handle named captures.

PC Speak: Abney and Associates News
Technologies will give merchants and banks more options for incorporating contact-less payment systems into mobile apps

NEW YORK — Visa and MasterCard are introducing Internet-based technologies to make it easier for shoppers to buy things at retail stores without pulling out a credit card.

The two technologies, announced separately on Wednesday, will give merchants and banks more options for incorporating so-called contact-less payment systems into their mobile apps. The customer uses the app to make purchases by tapping the phone to a store’s card reader.

The technologies tap a new feature in Google’s Android operating system. Before, card information had to be stored on a secured part of the phone. Now, it can be stored remotely instead. A retail or banking app on the phone then retrieves what’s needed to complete the transaction.

Visa said it will provide app developers with a complete service, with card information stored on Visa’s servers.

MasterCard said it will publish technical details by the end of June to help companies use the new Android feature, known as Host Card Emulation. MasterCard said it has been testing the technology with two major banks, Capital One in the U.S. and Banco Sabadell in Europe.

“The use of HCE provides a very attractive way forward to launch an increased number of NFC-based offerings,” said James Anderson, MasterCard’s group head for emerging payments, said in a statement.

Visa and MasterCard are both targeting phones that have a wireless technology called near-field communication. Many Android phones have that, and the remote storage capabilities come with the Kit Kat version of Android, which was released last fall. Apple’s iPhones lack NFC, but cases are available to enable that technology.

Visa said it will make tools available for app developers to incorporate payment capabilities. The customer can then use a smartphone instead of a plastic credit card at stores, transit systems and other places that accept contact-less payment.

The hope is to encourage greater use of contact-less payments, which experts say offer more security protections than plastic. The card number is stored in encrypted form and can be easily disabled remotely if a phone is lost or stolen. Mobile systems also permit easier use of one-time card numbers, which won’t work for additional transactions and are useless should a merchant’s computers get hacked.

Sam Shrauger, Visa’s senior vice-president for digital services in developed markets, said having payment information on remote servers is cheaper and easier to operate than using the phone’s hardware.

With hardware-based systems, he said, services need to make deals with wireless carriers and device makers. Although he didn’t cite examples, many U.S. carriers had blocked or made it difficult to get Google’s NFC-based Wallet app, for instance, as they were developing a competing system, Isis.

Visa and MasterCard made the announcements ahead of the Mobile World Congress wireless trade show, which takes place in Barcelona, Spain, next week.

If you have performance issues and use iTerm2 you might wanna disable the blur effect. 

Give us the ability to lock the build file. When a build is executed, only the locked file is compiled (and thus any the code is runable).  Very usefull for when we program with lots of files.

I've found ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text/Backup and is taking about 500MB in space.

Inside, among others, a bunch of subfolders each taking exactly 24MB of a Clang plugin which I've used once and has been disabled since then.

What is this folder used for?

 

Add a keyboard shortcut to change the width of the current view. I usually work with 3 files side by side. Sometimes i want to widen the current view. It would be great if you could use the keyboard to set the current view to, say, 90% of the total width. Then, with a different key stroke, change it back to 1/3 of the screen.

It would be nice to change the scope of find/replace to all the files in the open folder.