For die the ie is the default spelling, so that the replacement works in the opposite direction: Why was a replacement in either direction diachronically. Are there any words in english other than friend where the spelling ie corresponds to the short e sound /ɛ/?
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Is it grammatically incorrect to follow the abbreviations ie and eg with etc? Ie is replaced by y before the ·ing suffix. You need to use e.g.
In your example because the list is not complete e.g.
When programming i use ie and eg it's informal, probably technically wrong, but it's readable, and unlikely to propagate some badly closed filename five lines up in my code.
