This is the problem

Ambiguity is the enemy of clear communication in code and prose.

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1. This is the problem Drew Neil @nelstrom Rocky Mountain Ruby Conference 2012
2. Ext.define "ScopeDemo.view.Main", extend: 'Ext.form.FormPanel', config: items: [ { xtype: 'button', text: 'Go', handler: -> this.submit() } ]
3. Ext.define "ScopeDemo.view.Main", extend: 'Ext.form.FormPanel', config: items: [ { xtype: 'button', text: 'Go', handler: -> this.submit() } ]
4. Ext.define "ScopeDemo.view.Main", extend: 'Ext.form.FormPanel', config: items: [ { xtype: 'button', text: 'Go', handler: -> this.submit() } ]
5. Ext.define "ScopeDemo.view.Main", extend: 'Ext.form.FormPanel', config: items: [ { xtype: 'button', text: 'Go', scope: this, handler: -> this.submit() } ]
6. Ext.define "ScopeDemo.view.Main", extend: 'Ext.form.FormPanel', config: items: [ { xtype: 'button', text: 'Go', scope: this, handler: -> this.submit() } ]
7. Ext.define "ScopeDemo.view.Main", extend: 'Ext.form.FormPanel', config: items: [ { xtype: 'button', text: 'Go', scope: this, handler: -> this.submit() } ] is the problem
8. Insert-normal mode is a special version of normal mode, which gives us one bullet. We can fire a single command, after which we'll be returned to insert mode immediately. It is invoked from insert mode by pressing `<c-o>`.
9. Insert-normal mode is a special version of normal mode, which gives us one bullet. We can fire a single command, after which we'll be returned to insert mode immediately. It is invoked from insert mode by pressing `<c-o>`. I think we have to restate what "it" is --not clear to me. Ed
10. Insert-normal mode is a special version of normal mode, which gives us one bullet. We can fire a single command, after which we'll be returned to insert mode immediately. It is invoked from insert mode by pressing `<c-o>`.
11. Insert-normal mode is a special version of normal mode, which gives us one bullet. We can fire a single command, after which we'll be returned to insert mode immediately. It is invoked from insert mode by pressing `<c-o>`.
12. Insert-normal mode is a special version of normal mode, which gives us one bullet. We can fire a single command, after which we'll be returned to insert mode immediately. We can switch to insert-normal mode by pressing `<c-o>`. I think we have to restate what "it" is --not clear to me. Ed Better? Me
14. ...we can use the `\zs` and `\ze` items to crop the match, making it a subset of the entire pattern. This makes it possible to specify a range of text that must match in its entirety, before zeroing in on a subset of those characters.
15. ...we can use the `\zs` and `\ze` items to crop the match, making it a subset of the entire pattern. This makes it possible to specify a range of text that must match in its entirety, before zeroing in on a subset of those characters. Can we rephrase the last sentence? I'm not clear what "This" is, what "it" is, and what the range of text is matching. Is it just me?
16. ...we can use the `\zs` and `\ze` items to crop the match, making it a subset of the entire pattern. This makes it possible to specify a range of text that must match in its entirety, before zeroing in on a subset of those characters. is the problem
17. This is the problem Drew Neil @nelstrom Rocky Mountain Ruby Conference 2012