From fc7685d3e02f70e2ae9a0ccf0151c493d717e581 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: tv <tv@iiso>
Date: Tue, 27 Sep 2011 01:58:13 +0200
Subject: //bridge: mv README share/doc/bridge

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-# //bridge
-
-Bridge is a tool to connect your favourite editor and interpreter (or
-similar) for maximum profit.
-
-
-## usage by example
-
-    # start your favourite interpreter, e.g. bc, in a new session
-    bridge create my_fancy_interpreter bc
-
-    # attach a terminal to the session
-    bridge attach my_fancy_interpreter
-
-    # fire up your favourite editor (in another terminal)
-    vim
-    # press <F12> to connect to the session
-    # press return
-    # write interpreter stuff, e.g. 42^23
-    # mark that stuff
-    # press return
-
-    # you can use tab-completion everywhere (if installed)
-
-
-## install bridge (bourne) shell integration
-
-Hint #1: reboot your system or similar for this to take full effect
-Hint #2: you could also use ~/.profile or similar
-
-    echo 'PATH="${PATH+$PATH:}//bridge/bin"' >> /etc/profile
-
-
-## install bridge Vim integration
-
-Hint: your vim-setup probably differs
-
-    ln -s //bridge/share/vim/plugin/bridge.vim ~/.vim/plugin/
-
-
-## install bridge bash completion
-
-Hint #1: reboot your system or similar for this to take full effect
-Hint #2: this could differ on your system, of course
-Hint #3: you could also use ~/.profile or similar
-
-    ln -s //bridge/etc/bash_completion.d/bridge /etc/bash_completion.d/
-
-
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+# //bridge
+
+Bridge is a tool to connect your favourite editor and interpreter (or
+similar) for maximum profit.
+
+
+## usage by example
+
+    # start your favourite interpreter, e.g. bc, in a new session
+    bridge create my_fancy_interpreter bc
+
+    # attach a terminal to the session
+    bridge attach my_fancy_interpreter
+
+    # fire up your favourite editor (in another terminal)
+    vim
+    # press <F12> to connect to the session
+    # press return
+    # write interpreter stuff, e.g. 42^23
+    # mark that stuff
+    # press return
+
+    # you can use tab-completion everywhere (if installed)
+
+
+## install bridge (bourne) shell integration
+
+Hint #1: reboot your system or similar for this to take full effect
+Hint #2: you could also use ~/.profile or similar
+
+    echo 'PATH="${PATH+$PATH:}//bridge/bin"' >> /etc/profile
+
+
+## install bridge Vim integration
+
+Hint: your vim-setup probably differs
+
+    ln -s //bridge/share/vim/plugin/bridge.vim ~/.vim/plugin/
+
+
+## install bridge bash completion
+
+Hint #1: reboot your system or similar for this to take full effect
+Hint #2: this could differ on your system, of course
+Hint #3: you could also use ~/.profile or similar
+
+    ln -s //bridge/etc/bash_completion.d/bridge /etc/bash_completion.d/
+
+
+## install bridge into some usr-like hierarchy [advanced]
+
+  tar -C //bridge -c . | tar --exclude=./README.md -C ~/opt -v -x
+
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