1 ddc03123 2020-03-28 op Sometimes you use a tool for years and still have something new to
 2 ddc03123 2020-03-28 op learn. I'm talking about `vi(1)`, not vim or nvim, but nvi! (the
 3 ddc03123 2020-03-28 op OpenBSD ones at least.)
 4 ddc03123 2020-03-28 op 
 5 ddc03123 2020-03-28 op While I was reading [NetBSD desktop pt.6 "vi(1) editor, tmux and
 6 ddc03123 2020-03-28 op unicode
 7 ddc03123 2020-03-28 op `$TERM`"](https://www.unitedbsd.com/d/12-netbsd-desktop-pt-6-vi1-editor-tmux-and-unicode-term)
 8 ddc03123 2020-03-28 op 
 9 ddc03123 2020-03-28 op I knew vim end emacs had abbreviations, but I never thought that vi
10 ddc03123 2020-03-28 op has them too.
11 ddc03123 2020-03-28 op 
12 ddc03123 2020-03-28 op Now my `~/.nexrc` is more rich:
13 ddc03123 2020-03-28 op 
14 a3ab6f61 2020-09-22 op ```vi
15 a3ab6f61 2020-09-22 op ab #d #define
16 a3ab6f61 2020-09-22 op ab #i #include
17 a3ab6f61 2020-09-22 op ```