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diff --git a/.vim/plugin/dragvisuals.vim b/.vim/plugin/dragvisuals.vim
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-" Vim global plugin for dragging virtual blocks
-" Last change: Tue Jul 24 07:19:35 EST 2012
-" Maintainer:	Damian Conway
-" License:	This file is placed in the public domain.
-
-"#########################################################################
-"##                                                                     ##
-"##  Add the following (uncommented) to your .vimrc...                  ##
-"##                                                                     ##
-"##     runtime plugin/dragvisuals.vim                                  ##
-"##                                                                     ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>  <LEFT>   DVB_Drag('left')                         ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>  <RIGHT>  DVB_Drag('right')                        ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>  <DOWN>   DVB_Drag('down')                         ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>  <UP>     DVB_Drag('up')                           ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>  D        DVB_Duplicate()                          ##
-"##                                                                     ##
-"##     " Remove any introduced trailing whitespace after moving...     ##
-"##     let g:DVB_TrimWS = 1                                            ##
-"##                                                                     ##
-"##  Or, if you use the arrow keys for normal motions, choose           ##
-"##  four other keys for block dragging. For example:                   ##
-"##                                                                     ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>  h        DVB_Drag('left')                         ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>  l        DVB_Drag('right')                        ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>  j        DVB_Drag('down')                         ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>  k        DVB_Drag('up')                           ##
-"##                                                                     ##
-"##  Or:                                                                ##
-"##                                                                     ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>  <S-LEFT>   DVB_Drag('left')                       ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>  <S-RIGHT>  DVB_Drag('right')                      ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>  <S-DOWN>   DVB_Drag('down')                       ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>  <S-UP>     DVB_Drag('up')                         ##
-"##                                                                     ##
-"##  Or even:                                                           ##
-"##                                                                     ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>   <LEFT><LEFT>   DVB_Drag('left')                  ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>  <RIGHT><RIGHT>  DVB_Drag('right')                 ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>   <DOWN><DOWN>   DVB_Drag('down')                  ##
-"##     vmap  <expr>     <UP><UP>     DVB_Drag('up')                    ##
-"##                                                                     ##
-"#########################################################################
-
-
-" If already loaded, we're done...
-if exists("loaded_dragvirtualblocks")
-    finish
-endif
-let loaded_dragvirtualblocks = 1
-
-" Preserve external compatibility options, then enable full vim compatibility...
-let s:save_cpo = &cpo
-set cpo&vim
-
-"====[ Implementation ]====================================
-
-" Toggle this to stop trimming on drags...
-if !exists('g:DVB_TrimWS')
-    let g:DVB_TrimWS = 1
-endif
-
-function! DVB_Drag (dir)
-    " No-op in Visual mode...
-    if mode() ==# 'v'
-        return "\<ESC>gv"
-
-    " Do Visual Line drag indirectly via temporary nmap
-    " (to ensure we have access to block position data)...
-    elseif mode() ==# 'V'
-        " Set up a temporary convenience...
-        exec "nnoremap <silent><expr><buffer>  M  \<SID>Drag_Lines('".a:dir."')"
-
-        " Return instructions to implement the move and reset selection...
-        return '"vyM'
-
-    " Otherwise do Visual Block drag indirectly via temporary nmap
-    " (to ensure we have access to block position data)...
-    else
-        " Set up a temporary convenience...
-        exec "nnoremap <silent><expr><buffer>  M  \<SID>Drag_Block('".a:dir."')"
-
-        " Return instructions to implement the move and reset selection...
-        return '"vyM'
-    endif
-endfunction
-
-" Duplicate selected block and place to the right...
-function! DVB_Duplicate ()
-    exec "nnoremap <silent><expr><buffer>  M  \<SID>DuplicateBlock()"
-    return '"vyM'
-endfunction
-
-function! s:DuplicateBlock ()
-    nunmap <buffer>  M
-    " Locate block boundaries...
-    let [buf_left,  line_left,  col_left,  offset_left ] = getpos("'<")
-    let [buf_right, line_right, col_right, offset_right] = getpos("'>")
-
-    " Identify special '$' blocks...
-    let dollar_block = 0
-    let start_col    = min([col_left+offset_left, col_right+offset_right])
-    let end_col      = max([col_left+offset_left, col_right+offset_right])
-    let visual_width = end_col - start_col + 1
-    for visual_line in split(getreg("v"),"\n")
-        if strlen(visual_line) > visual_width
-            let dollar_block = 1
-            let visual_width = strlen(visual_line)
-        endif
-    endfor
-    let square_up = (dollar_block ? (start_col+visual_width-2).'|' : '')
-
-    set virtualedit=all
-    return 'gv'.square_up.'yPgv'
-        \. (visual_width-dollar_block) . 'lo' . (visual_width-dollar_block) . 'l'
-        \. "y:set virtualedit=block\<CR>gv"
-        \. (dollar_block ? 'o$' : '')
-endfunction
-
-
-" Kludge to hide change reporting inside implementation...
-let s:NO_REPORT   = ":let b:DVB_report=&report\<CR>:let &report=1000000000\<CR>"
-let s:PREV_REPORT = ":let &report = b:DVB_report\<CR>"
-
-
-" Drag in specified direction in Visual Line mode...
-function! s:Drag_Lines (dir)
-    " Clean up the temporary convenience...
-    nunmap <buffer>  M
-
-    " Locate block being shifted...
-    let [buf_left,  line_left,  col_left,  offset_left ] = getpos("'<")
-    let [buf_right, line_right, col_right, offset_right] = getpos("'>")
-
-    " Drag entire lines left if possible...
-    if a:dir == 'left'
-        " Are all lines indented at least one space???
-        let lines        = getline(line_left, line_right)
-        let all_indented = match(lines, '^[^ ]') == -1
-        nohlsearch
-
-        " If can't trim one space from start of each line, be a no-op...
-        if !all_indented
-            return 'gv'
-
-        " Otherwise drag left by removing one space from start of each line...
-        else
-            return    s:NO_REPORT
-                  \ . "gv:s/^ //\<CR>"
-                  \ . s:PREV_REPORT
-                  \ . "gv"
-        endif
-
-    " To drag entire lines right, add a space in column 1...
-    elseif a:dir == 'right'
-        return   s:NO_REPORT
-             \ . "gv:s/^/ /\<CR>:nohlsearch\<CR>"
-             \ . s:PREV_REPORT
-             \ . "gv"
-
-    " To drag entire lines upwards...
-    elseif a:dir == 'up'
-        let EOF = line('$')
-
-        " Can't drag up if at first line...
-        if line_left == 1 || line_right == 1
-            return 'gv'
-
-        " Needs special handling at EOF (because cursor moves up on delete)...
-        elseif line_left == EOF || line_right == EOF
-            let height = line_right - line_left
-            let select_extra = height ? height . 'j' : ""
-            return   s:NO_REPORT
-                 \ . 'gvxP'
-                 \ . s:PREV_REPORT
-                 \ . 'V' . select_extra
-
-        " Otherwise just cut-move-paste-reselect...
-        else
-            let height = line_right - line_left
-            let select_extra = height ? height . 'j' : ""
-            return   s:NO_REPORT
-                 \ . 'gvxkP'
-                 \ . s:PREV_REPORT
-                 \ . 'V' . select_extra
-        endif
-
-    " To drag entire lines downwards...
-    elseif a:dir == 'down'
-        let EOF = line('$')
-
-        " This is how much extra we're going to have to reselect...
-        let height = line_right - line_left
-        let select_extra = height ? height . 'j' : ""
-
-        " Needs special handling at EOF (to push selection down into new space)...
-        if line_left == EOF || line_right == EOF
-            return   "O\<ESC>gv"
-
-        " Otherwise, just cut-move-paste-reselect...
-        else 
-            return   s:NO_REPORT
-                 \ . 'gvxp'
-                 \ . s:PREV_REPORT
-                 \ . 'V' . select_extra
-        endif
-
-    endif
-endfunction
-
-" Drag in specified direction in Visual Block mode...
-function! s:Drag_Block (dir)
-    " Clean up the temporary convenience...
-    nunmap <buffer>  M
-
-    " Locate block being shifted...
-    let [buf_left,  line_left,  col_left,  offset_left ] = getpos("'<")
-    let [buf_right, line_right, col_right, offset_right] = getpos("'>")
-
-    " Identify special '$' blocks...
-    let dollar_block = 0
-    let start_col    = min([col_left+offset_left, col_right+offset_right])
-    let end_col      = max([col_left+offset_left, col_right+offset_right])
-    let visual_width = end_col - start_col + 1
-    for visual_line in split(getreg("v"),"\n")
-        if strlen(visual_line) > visual_width
-            let dollar_block = 1
-            let visual_width = strlen(visual_line)
-        endif
-    endfor
-    let square_up = (dollar_block ? (start_col+visual_width-2).'|' : '')
-
-    " Drag left...
-    if a:dir == 'left'
-        "Can't drag left at left margin...
-        if col_left == 1 || col_right == 1
-            return 'gv'
-
-        " Otherwise reposition one column left (and optionally trim any whitespace)...
-        elseif g:DVB_TrimWS
-            " May need to be able to temporarily step past EOL...
-            let prev_ve = &virtualedit
-            set virtualedit=all
-
-            " Are we moving past other text???
-            let square_up_final = ""
-            if dollar_block
-                let lines = getline(line_left, line_right)
-                if match(lines, '^.\{'.(start_col-2).'}\S') >= 0
-                    let dollar_block = 0
-                    let square_up_final = (start_col+visual_width-3).'|'
-                endif
-            endif
-
-            let vcol = start_col - 2
-            return   'gv'.square_up.'xhP'
-                 \ . s:NO_REPORT
-                 \ . "gvhoho:s/\\s*$//\<CR>gv\<ESC>"
-                 \ . ':set virtualedit=' . prev_ve . "\<CR>"
-                 \ . s:PREV_REPORT
-                 \ . ":nohlsearch\<CR>gv"
-                 \ . (dollar_block ? '$' : square_up_final )
-        else
-            return 'gv'.square_up.'xhPgvhoho'
-        endif
-
-    " Drag right...
-    elseif a:dir == 'right'
-        " May need to be able to temporarily step past EOL...
-        let prev_ve = &virtualedit
-        set virtualedit=all
-
-        " Reposition block one column to the right...
-        if g:DVB_TrimWS
-            let vcol = start_col
-            return   'gv'.square_up.'xp'
-                 \ . s:NO_REPORT
-                 \ . "gvlolo"
-                 \ . ":s/\\s*$//\<CR>gv\<ESC>"
-                 \ . ':set virtualedit=' . prev_ve . "\<CR>"
-                 \ . s:PREV_REPORT
-                 \ . (dollar_block ? 'gv$' : 'gv')
-        else
-            return 'gv'.square_up.'xp:set virtualedit=' . prev_ve . "\<CR>gvlolo"
-        endif
-
-    " Drag upwards...
-    elseif a:dir == 'up'
-        " Can't drag upwards at top margin...
-        if line_left == 1 || line_right == 1
-            return 'gv'
-        endif
-
-        " May need to be able to temporarily step past EOL...
-        let prev_ve = &virtualedit
-        set virtualedit=all
-
-        " If trimming whitespace, jump to just below block to do it...
-        if g:DVB_TrimWS
-            let height = line_right - line_left + 1
-            return  'gv'.square_up.'xkPgvkoko"vy'
-                    \ . height
-                    \ . 'j:s/\s*$//'
-                    \ . "\<CR>:nohlsearch\<CR>:set virtualedit="
-                    \ . prev_ve
-                    \ . "\<CR>gv"
-                    \ . (dollar_block ? '$' : '')
-
-        " Otherwise just move and reselect...
-        else
-            return   'gv'.square_up.'xkPgvkoko"vy:set virtualedit='
-                    \ . prev_ve
-                    \ . "\<CR>gv"
-                    \ . (dollar_block ? '$' : '')
-        endif
-
-    " Drag downwards...
-    elseif a:dir == 'down'
-        " May need to be able to temporarily step past EOL...
-        let prev_ve = &virtualedit
-        set virtualedit=all
-
-        " If trimming whitespace, move to just above block to do it...
-        if g:DVB_TrimWS
-            return   'gv'.square_up.'xjPgvjojo"vyk:s/\s*$//'
-                    \ . "\<CR>:nohlsearch\<CR>:set virtualedit="
-                    \ . prev_ve
-                    \ . "\<CR>gv"
-                    \ . (dollar_block ? '$' : '')
-
-        " Otherwise just move and reselect...
-        else
-            return   'gv'.square_up.'xjPgvjojo"vy'
-                    \ . "\<CR>:set virtualedit="
-                    \ . prev_ve
-                    \ . "\<CR>gv"
-                    \ . (dollar_block ? '$' : '')
-        endif
-    endif
-endfunction
-
-
-" Restore previous external compatibility options
-let &cpo = s:save_cpo
-
diff --git a/.vim/plugin/vmath.vim b/.vim/plugin/vmath.vim
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--- a/.vim/plugin/vmath.vim
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@@ -1,152 +0,0 @@
-" Vim global plugin for math on visual regions
-" Maintainer:	Damian Conway
-" License:	This file is placed in the public domain.
-
-"######################################################################
-"##                                                                  ##
-"##  To use:                                                         ##
-"##                                                                  ##
-"##     vmap <expr>  ++  VMATH_YankAndAnalyse()                      ##
-"##     nmap         ++  vip++                                       ##
-"##                                                                  ##
-"##  (or whatever keys you prefer to remap these actions to)         ##
-"##                                                                  ##
-"######################################################################
-
-
-" If already loaded, we're done...
-if exists("loaded_vmath")
-    finish
-endif
-let loaded_vmath = 1
-
-" Preserve external compatibility options, then enable full vim compatibility...
-let s:save_cpo = &cpo
-set cpo&vim
-
-" Grab visual selection and do simple math on it...
-function! VMATH_YankAndAnalyse ()
-    if &showmode
-        " Don't reselect the visual region if showmode is enabled
-        " because it will clobber the sum/avg/etc report with the
-        " "-- VISUAL --" message.
-        return "y:call VMATH_Analyse()\<CR>"
-    else
-        return "y:call VMATH_Analyse()\<CR>gv"
-    endif
-endfunction
-
-" What to consider a number...
-let s:NUM_PAT = '^[+-]\?\d\+\%([.]\d\+\)\?\([eE][+-]\?\d\+\)\?$'
-
-" How widely to space the report components...
-let s:REPORT_GAP = 3  "spaces between components
-
-" Do simple math on current yank buffer...
-function! VMATH_Analyse ()
-    " Extract data from selection...
-    let selection = getreg('')
-    let raw_numbers = filter(split(selection), 'v:val =~ s:NUM_PAT')
-    let numbers = map(copy(raw_numbers), 'str2float(v:val)')
-
-    " Results include a newline if original selection did...
-    let newline = selection =~ "\n" ? "\n" : ""
-
-    " Calculate and en-register various interesting metrics...
-    let summation = len(numbers) ? join( numbers, ' + ') : '0'
-    call setreg('s', s:tidy( eval( summation )      )) " Sum     --> register s
-    call setreg('a',         s:average(raw_numbers)  ) " Average --> register a
-    call setreg('x', s:tidy( s:max(numbers)         )) " Max     --> register x
-    call setreg('n', s:tidy( s:min(numbers)         )) " Min     --> register n
-    call setreg('r',         @n . ' to ' . @x        ) " Range   --> register r
-    call setreg('c', len(numbers)                    ) " Count   --> register c
-
-    " Default paste buffer should depend on original contents (TODO)
-    call setreg('', @s )
-
-    " Report...
-    let gap = repeat(" ", s:REPORT_GAP)
-    highlight NormalUnderlined term=underline cterm=underline gui=underline
-    echohl NormalUnderlined
-    echo  's'
-    echohl NONE
-    echon  'um: ' . @s . gap
-    echohl NormalUnderlined
-    echon 'a'
-    echohl NONE
-    echon  'vg: ' . @a . gap
-    echon 'mi'
-    echohl NormalUnderlined
-    echon   'n'
-    echohl NONE
-    echon    ': ' . @n . gap
-    echon 'ma'
-    echohl NormalUnderlined
-    echon   'x'
-    echohl NONE
-    echon    ': ' . @x . gap
-    echohl NormalUnderlined
-    echon  'c'
-    echohl NONE
-    echon  'ount: ' . @c
-
-endfunction
-
-" Prettify numbers...
-function! s:tidy (number)
-    let tidied = printf('%g', a:number)
-    return substitute(tidied, '[.]0\+$', '', '')
-endfunction
-
-" Compute average with meaningful number of decimal places...
-function! s:average (numbers)
-    " Compute average...
-    let summation = eval( len(a:numbers) ? join( a:numbers, ' + ') : '0' )
-    let avg = 1.0 * summation / s:max([len(a:numbers), 1])
-
-    " Determine significant figures...
-    let min_decimals = 15
-    for num in a:numbers
-        let decimals = strlen(matchstr(num, '[.]\d\+$')) - 1
-        if decimals < min_decimals
-            let min_decimals = decimals
-        endif
-    endfor
-
-    " Adjust answer...
-    return min_decimals > 0 ? printf('%0.'.min_decimals.'f', avg)
-    \                       : string(avg)
-endfunction
-
-" Reimplement these because the builtins don't handle floats (!!!)
-function! s:max (numbers)
-    if !len(a:numbers)
-        return 0
-    endif
-    let numbers = copy(a:numbers)
-    let maxnum = numbers[0]
-    for nextnum in numbers[1:]
-        if nextnum > maxnum
-            let maxnum = nextnum
-        endif
-    endfor
-    return maxnum
-endfunction
-
-function! s:min (numbers)
-    if !len(a:numbers)
-        return 0
-    endif
-    let numbers = copy(a:numbers)
-    let minnum = numbers[0]
-    for nextnum in numbers[1:]
-        if nextnum < minnum
-            let minnum = nextnum
-        endif
-    endfor
-    return minnum
-endfunction
-
-
-" Restore previous external compatibility options
-let &cpo = s:save_cpo