https://github.com/plasticboy/vim-markdown

Especially useful because of the dangetous git-am behavior and its
short name (easily confused with my often used alias `am`).

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18489180/convention-for-my-class-in-class-method

[Flake8](http://pypi.python.org/pypi/flake8/) is a wrapper around
PyFlakes (static syntax checker), PEP8 (style checker) and Ned's
MacCabe script (complexity checker).

Thanks to [this question on SO][1].

  [1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7534184/git-alias-multiple-commands-and-parameters

Here you can add vim overrides that you need to exclude from Github.

Of course, this *will not work* for other sharing mechanisms like Dropbox.

Each mask is appended to DOTROOT to create an alternative DOTROOT path,
and finally to link target.  Therefore, you can have shared structure
like this:

    dotroot/fooapp
    dotroot/barapp
    dotroot.config/janeapp
    dotroot.config/aliceapp
    dotroot.local/share/janeapp
    dotroot.local/share/fooapp

The first two examples work just like before, but if masks ".config" and
".local/share" are defined, the rest is treated specially.  Final
mapping looks like this:

    ~/.fooapp -> dotroot/fooapp
    ~/.barapp -> dotroot/barapp
    ~/.config/aliceapp -> dotroot.config/aliceapp
    ~/.config/janeapp -> dotroot.config/janeapp
    ~/.local/share/fooapp-> dotroot.local/share/fooapp
    ~/.local/share/janeapp -> dotroot.local/share/janeapp

This allows for quite a good flexibility of how you define your shared
structure to reflect habits of many common applications while retaining
ease of deplyment.

Note that:

*   `.config` and `.local/share` masks are defined by default

*   you can provide your own by using one or more `--mask` arguments;
    this, however, removes the default ones

**Warning:** Potential clases between masks like ".local/share and
".local" are **not** solved within script.  Avoid that.  Currently
it's an undefined behavior.

Simple sed filter to padd all by 4 spaces for inclusion into e-mail
and the likes.

In order to make it work, you need to:

*   install Perl::Critic

*   add bin/perl_critic to your path

    Note that `perlcritic` script name is already taken by wrapper
    script that comes with Perl::Critic itself