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Initial commit with a relatively well configured package (config, theme and plugins), and a README to explain the details
2014-02-20 23:24:20 -05:00
"==============================="
" Vim Settings Configuration: "
"==============================="
Tweaked the colors and styling of the cursor line/col and visual selection to better differentiate between the two. Changed the match parenthesis to standout with black text so the colour is based on the syntax instead of sometimes becoming invisble when the colours match. Changed the emmit shortcut from <Ctrl-Y> to <Ctrl-Z> for reach, and because it's easier to remember (zencoding). Tweaked some of the keyboard references so their explanation makes it easier to remember the keys. Removed the multiple cursors plugin as it rarely worked, was buggy when it did and would slow things down when accidentally triggered. Chanced read sudo from :rsudo to :esudo to match the usual load command in vim, :e. Emmit is now only initialized in css, html, php and aspx files (feel free to push additional webdev files that would be likely to have css or html). Tried to apply a more consistant style and better organization across the configs. Lowered the distance from the edge of the screen before scrolling and increased the undo history size. Removed the perl omnicompletion script because I was looking to trim things down and don't really use perl myself; my apologies if anyone does though, and you can easily get it back by cloning https://github.com/c9s/perlomni.vim.git into the bundle directory. I also remove the fugitive git plugin because while I do use git, I've just found it to be easier and more natural to run it from outside vim; fans of that one can get it back by cloning https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive.git into the bundle directory
2014-03-11 03:05:09 -04:00
"COMPATIBILITY SETTINGS: DOCUMENT AND ENVIRONMENT SETTINGS {{{
Added <Tab> and <Shift><Tab> to normal mode, doing the same thing as in visual, :wsudo and :esudo can now be run with :sudow and :sudoe, fixed a few issues where gvim settings wouldn't be enabled if gvim was started using :gui in command mode, = now does what + does so you can use - and + without holding shift for the + part, the ctrl/shift up/down/left/right + h/j/k/l stuff now works the same for both using the behaviour I suspect most people will expect from them, a 'lot' of behaviour that didn't work in tmux should now work provided tmux is using xterm-keys and has its $TERM set to screen*, a bunch of new default settings have been added to settings.vim (though they're mostly subtle or behind the scenes tweaks) and it's commented and organized better now too, and the gvim menubar no longer appears by default (but you can toggle it with <Ctrl><F1>)
2014-03-28 07:36:19 -04:00
set nocompatible "enable vim specific capabilities
set hidden "tells vim to track things like undo history while a buffer is in the background
set encoding=utf-8 "set encoding
set fileformats=unix,dos,mac "set compatible line endings in order of preference
set backspace=indent,eol,start "enables backspacing
set mouse=a "enables extended mouse capabilities
set clipboard=unnamedplus "enable copy/paste support between vim and the environment's clipboard
set lazyredraw "only redraw what needs to be redrawn
set ttyfast "assume a fast connection to the terminal for better rendering
Initial commit with a relatively well configured package (config, theme and plugins), and a README to explain the details
2014-02-20 23:24:20 -05:00
Tweaked the colors and styling of the cursor line/col and visual selection to better differentiate between the two. Changed the match parenthesis to standout with black text so the colour is based on the syntax instead of sometimes becoming invisble when the colours match. Changed the emmit shortcut from <Ctrl-Y> to <Ctrl-Z> for reach, and because it's easier to remember (zencoding). Tweaked some of the keyboard references so their explanation makes it easier to remember the keys. Removed the multiple cursors plugin as it rarely worked, was buggy when it did and would slow things down when accidentally triggered. Chanced read sudo from :rsudo to :esudo to match the usual load command in vim, :e. Emmit is now only initialized in css, html, php and aspx files (feel free to push additional webdev files that would be likely to have css or html). Tried to apply a more consistant style and better organization across the configs. Lowered the distance from the edge of the screen before scrolling and increased the undo history size. Removed the perl omnicompletion script because I was looking to trim things down and don't really use perl myself; my apologies if anyone does though, and you can easily get it back by cloning https://github.com/c9s/perlomni.vim.git into the bundle directory. I also remove the fugitive git plugin because while I do use git, I've just found it to be easier and more natural to run it from outside vim; fans of that one can get it back by cloning https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive.git into the bundle directory
2014-03-11 03:05:09 -04:00
if $TERM =~ '^linux'
set t_Co=8 "use 8 colours when a vterm is detected
elseif !has("gui_running")
set t_Co=256 "assume 256 colours when any other terminal is detected
Added <Tab> and <Shift><Tab> to normal mode, doing the same thing as in visual, :wsudo and :esudo can now be run with :sudow and :sudoe, fixed a few issues where gvim settings wouldn't be enabled if gvim was started using :gui in command mode, = now does what + does so you can use - and + without holding shift for the + part, the ctrl/shift up/down/left/right + h/j/k/l stuff now works the same for both using the behaviour I suspect most people will expect from them, a 'lot' of behaviour that didn't work in tmux should now work provided tmux is using xterm-keys and has its $TERM set to screen*, a bunch of new default settings have been added to settings.vim (though they're mostly subtle or behind the scenes tweaks) and it's commented and organized better now too, and the gvim menubar no longer appears by default (but you can toggle it with <Ctrl><F1>)
2014-03-28 07:36:19 -04:00
set ttymouse=xterm2 "sets the type of mouse to one we can expect in most gui envs
Tweaked the colors and styling of the cursor line/col and visual selection to better differentiate between the two. Changed the match parenthesis to standout with black text so the colour is based on the syntax instead of sometimes becoming invisble when the colours match. Changed the emmit shortcut from <Ctrl-Y> to <Ctrl-Z> for reach, and because it's easier to remember (zencoding). Tweaked some of the keyboard references so their explanation makes it easier to remember the keys. Removed the multiple cursors plugin as it rarely worked, was buggy when it did and would slow things down when accidentally triggered. Chanced read sudo from :rsudo to :esudo to match the usual load command in vim, :e. Emmit is now only initialized in css, html, php and aspx files (feel free to push additional webdev files that would be likely to have css or html). Tried to apply a more consistant style and better organization across the configs. Lowered the distance from the edge of the screen before scrolling and increased the undo history size. Removed the perl omnicompletion script because I was looking to trim things down and don't really use perl myself; my apologies if anyone does though, and you can easily get it back by cloning https://github.com/c9s/perlomni.vim.git into the bundle directory. I also remove the fugitive git plugin because while I do use git, I've just found it to be easier and more natural to run it from outside vim; fans of that one can get it back by cloning https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive.git into the bundle directory
2014-03-11 03:05:09 -04:00
endif
"}}}
Initial commit with a relatively well configured package (config, theme and plugins), and a README to explain the details
2014-02-20 23:24:20 -05:00
Tweaked the colors and styling of the cursor line/col and visual selection to better differentiate between the two. Changed the match parenthesis to standout with black text so the colour is based on the syntax instead of sometimes becoming invisble when the colours match. Changed the emmit shortcut from <Ctrl-Y> to <Ctrl-Z> for reach, and because it's easier to remember (zencoding). Tweaked some of the keyboard references so their explanation makes it easier to remember the keys. Removed the multiple cursors plugin as it rarely worked, was buggy when it did and would slow things down when accidentally triggered. Chanced read sudo from :rsudo to :esudo to match the usual load command in vim, :e. Emmit is now only initialized in css, html, php and aspx files (feel free to push additional webdev files that would be likely to have css or html). Tried to apply a more consistant style and better organization across the configs. Lowered the distance from the edge of the screen before scrolling and increased the undo history size. Removed the perl omnicompletion script because I was looking to trim things down and don't really use perl myself; my apologies if anyone does though, and you can easily get it back by cloning https://github.com/c9s/perlomni.vim.git into the bundle directory. I also remove the fugitive git plugin because while I do use git, I've just found it to be easier and more natural to run it from outside vim; fans of that one can get it back by cloning https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive.git into the bundle directory
2014-03-11 03:05:09 -04:00
"GENERAL: ANYTHING THAT DOESN'T FIT ELSEWHERE {{{
set number "enable line numbers
set nowrap "disable line wrapping
Added <Tab> and <Shift><Tab> to normal mode, doing the same thing as in visual, :wsudo and :esudo can now be run with :sudow and :sudoe, fixed a few issues where gvim settings wouldn't be enabled if gvim was started using :gui in command mode, = now does what + does so you can use - and + without holding shift for the + part, the ctrl/shift up/down/left/right + h/j/k/l stuff now works the same for both using the behaviour I suspect most people will expect from them, a 'lot' of behaviour that didn't work in tmux should now work provided tmux is using xterm-keys and has its $TERM set to screen*, a bunch of new default settings have been added to settings.vim (though they're mostly subtle or behind the scenes tweaks) and it's commented and organized better now too, and the gvim menubar no longer appears by default (but you can toggle it with <Ctrl><F1>)
2014-03-28 07:36:19 -04:00
set cursorline cursorcolumn "enable row/column highlighting
set visualbell "notify visually instead of with an audible bell
set splitright "add new tiles on the right (and not left) when added
set scrolloff=1 sidescrolloff=1 "start scrolling if the cursor is one position away from the edge
set list listchars=tab:>-,trail:- "display tabs as >--- and trailing spaces as -
Tweaked the colors and styling of the cursor line/col and visual selection to better differentiate between the two. Changed the match parenthesis to standout with black text so the colour is based on the syntax instead of sometimes becoming invisble when the colours match. Changed the emmit shortcut from <Ctrl-Y> to <Ctrl-Z> for reach, and because it's easier to remember (zencoding). Tweaked some of the keyboard references so their explanation makes it easier to remember the keys. Removed the multiple cursors plugin as it rarely worked, was buggy when it did and would slow things down when accidentally triggered. Chanced read sudo from :rsudo to :esudo to match the usual load command in vim, :e. Emmit is now only initialized in css, html, php and aspx files (feel free to push additional webdev files that would be likely to have css or html). Tried to apply a more consistant style and better organization across the configs. Lowered the distance from the edge of the screen before scrolling and increased the undo history size. Removed the perl omnicompletion script because I was looking to trim things down and don't really use perl myself; my apologies if anyone does though, and you can easily get it back by cloning https://github.com/c9s/perlomni.vim.git into the bundle directory. I also remove the fugitive git plugin because while I do use git, I've just found it to be easier and more natural to run it from outside vim; fans of that one can get it back by cloning https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive.git into the bundle directory
2014-03-11 03:05:09 -04:00
set autochdir "current dir is file dir
Added <Tab> and <Shift><Tab> to normal mode, doing the same thing as in visual, :wsudo and :esudo can now be run with :sudow and :sudoe, fixed a few issues where gvim settings wouldn't be enabled if gvim was started using :gui in command mode, = now does what + does so you can use - and + without holding shift for the + part, the ctrl/shift up/down/left/right + h/j/k/l stuff now works the same for both using the behaviour I suspect most people will expect from them, a 'lot' of behaviour that didn't work in tmux should now work provided tmux is using xterm-keys and has its $TERM set to screen*, a bunch of new default settings have been added to settings.vim (though they're mostly subtle or behind the scenes tweaks) and it's commented and organized better now too, and the gvim menubar no longer appears by default (but you can toggle it with <Ctrl><F1>)
2014-03-28 07:36:19 -04:00
set history=250 "undo history
Tweaked the colors and styling of the cursor line/col and visual selection to better differentiate between the two. Changed the match parenthesis to standout with black text so the colour is based on the syntax instead of sometimes becoming invisble when the colours match. Changed the emmit shortcut from <Ctrl-Y> to <Ctrl-Z> for reach, and because it's easier to remember (zencoding). Tweaked some of the keyboard references so their explanation makes it easier to remember the keys. Removed the multiple cursors plugin as it rarely worked, was buggy when it did and would slow things down when accidentally triggered. Chanced read sudo from :rsudo to :esudo to match the usual load command in vim, :e. Emmit is now only initialized in css, html, php and aspx files (feel free to push additional webdev files that would be likely to have css or html). Tried to apply a more consistant style and better organization across the configs. Lowered the distance from the edge of the screen before scrolling and increased the undo history size. Removed the perl omnicompletion script because I was looking to trim things down and don't really use perl myself; my apologies if anyone does though, and you can easily get it back by cloning https://github.com/c9s/perlomni.vim.git into the bundle directory. I also remove the fugitive git plugin because while I do use git, I've just found it to be easier and more natural to run it from outside vim; fans of that one can get it back by cloning https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive.git into the bundle directory
2014-03-11 03:05:09 -04:00
set whichwrap=b,s,<,>,[,] "allow the cursor to wrap lines
Added <Tab> and <Shift><Tab> to normal mode, doing the same thing as in visual, :wsudo and :esudo can now be run with :sudow and :sudoe, fixed a few issues where gvim settings wouldn't be enabled if gvim was started using :gui in command mode, = now does what + does so you can use - and + without holding shift for the + part, the ctrl/shift up/down/left/right + h/j/k/l stuff now works the same for both using the behaviour I suspect most people will expect from them, a 'lot' of behaviour that didn't work in tmux should now work provided tmux is using xterm-keys and has its $TERM set to screen*, a bunch of new default settings have been added to settings.vim (though they're mostly subtle or behind the scenes tweaks) and it's commented and organized better now too, and the gvim menubar no longer appears by default (but you can toggle it with <Ctrl><F1>)
2014-03-28 07:36:19 -04:00
set textwidth=0 "set an unlimited text width before breaking the line when line breaks are enabled
Tweaked the colors and styling of the cursor line/col and visual selection to better differentiate between the two. Changed the match parenthesis to standout with black text so the colour is based on the syntax instead of sometimes becoming invisble when the colours match. Changed the emmit shortcut from <Ctrl-Y> to <Ctrl-Z> for reach, and because it's easier to remember (zencoding). Tweaked some of the keyboard references so their explanation makes it easier to remember the keys. Removed the multiple cursors plugin as it rarely worked, was buggy when it did and would slow things down when accidentally triggered. Chanced read sudo from :rsudo to :esudo to match the usual load command in vim, :e. Emmit is now only initialized in css, html, php and aspx files (feel free to push additional webdev files that would be likely to have css or html). Tried to apply a more consistant style and better organization across the configs. Lowered the distance from the edge of the screen before scrolling and increased the undo history size. Removed the perl omnicompletion script because I was looking to trim things down and don't really use perl myself; my apologies if anyone does though, and you can easily get it back by cloning https://github.com/c9s/perlomni.vim.git into the bundle directory. I also remove the fugitive git plugin because while I do use git, I've just found it to be easier and more natural to run it from outside vim; fans of that one can get it back by cloning https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive.git into the bundle directory
2014-03-11 03:05:09 -04:00
set nolinebreak "disable linebreaks, though this will be overridden by filetype plugins
set showmatch "show matching open bracket when closed bracket is inserted
set matchtime=5 "the amount of time the matching bracket will highlight
set smarttab expandtab autoindent tabstop=4 shiftwidth=4 "configure tabs
set laststatus=2 showcmd statusline=%F%m%r%h%w[%L][%{&ff}]%y[%p%%][%04l,%04v] "statusline init and config
set hlsearch incsearch ignorecase smartcase "configure search
Initial commit with a relatively well configured package (config, theme and plugins), and a README to explain the details
2014-02-20 23:24:20 -05:00
Tweaked the colors and styling of the cursor line/col and visual selection to better differentiate between the two. Changed the match parenthesis to standout with black text so the colour is based on the syntax instead of sometimes becoming invisble when the colours match. Changed the emmit shortcut from <Ctrl-Y> to <Ctrl-Z> for reach, and because it's easier to remember (zencoding). Tweaked some of the keyboard references so their explanation makes it easier to remember the keys. Removed the multiple cursors plugin as it rarely worked, was buggy when it did and would slow things down when accidentally triggered. Chanced read sudo from :rsudo to :esudo to match the usual load command in vim, :e. Emmit is now only initialized in css, html, php and aspx files (feel free to push additional webdev files that would be likely to have css or html). Tried to apply a more consistant style and better organization across the configs. Lowered the distance from the edge of the screen before scrolling and increased the undo history size. Removed the perl omnicompletion script because I was looking to trim things down and don't really use perl myself; my apologies if anyone does though, and you can easily get it back by cloning https://github.com/c9s/perlomni.vim.git into the bundle directory. I also remove the fugitive git plugin because while I do use git, I've just found it to be easier and more natural to run it from outside vim; fans of that one can get it back by cloning https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive.git into the bundle directory
2014-03-11 03:05:09 -04:00
"load the system version of matchit if another hasn't already been
if !exists('g:loaded_matchit') && findfile('plugin/matchit.vim', &rtp) ==# ''
runtime! macros/matchit.vim
endif
Added an entry to load the system's extended matchit system
2014-02-21 02:34:23 -05:00
Added <Tab> and <Shift><Tab> to normal mode, doing the same thing as in visual, :wsudo and :esudo can now be run with :sudow and :sudoe, fixed a few issues where gvim settings wouldn't be enabled if gvim was started using :gui in command mode, = now does what + does so you can use - and + without holding shift for the + part, the ctrl/shift up/down/left/right + h/j/k/l stuff now works the same for both using the behaviour I suspect most people will expect from them, a 'lot' of behaviour that didn't work in tmux should now work provided tmux is using xterm-keys and has its $TERM set to screen*, a bunch of new default settings have been added to settings.vim (though they're mostly subtle or behind the scenes tweaks) and it's commented and organized better now too, and the gvim menubar no longer appears by default (but you can toggle it with <Ctrl><F1>)
2014-03-28 07:36:19 -04:00
"enable tab completion in command mode and configure how it handles extensions
Tweaked the colors and styling of the cursor line/col and visual selection to better differentiate between the two. Changed the match parenthesis to standout with black text so the colour is based on the syntax instead of sometimes becoming invisble when the colours match. Changed the emmit shortcut from <Ctrl-Y> to <Ctrl-Z> for reach, and because it's easier to remember (zencoding). Tweaked some of the keyboard references so their explanation makes it easier to remember the keys. Removed the multiple cursors plugin as it rarely worked, was buggy when it did and would slow things down when accidentally triggered. Chanced read sudo from :rsudo to :esudo to match the usual load command in vim, :e. Emmit is now only initialized in css, html, php and aspx files (feel free to push additional webdev files that would be likely to have css or html). Tried to apply a more consistant style and better organization across the configs. Lowered the distance from the edge of the screen before scrolling and increased the undo history size. Removed the perl omnicompletion script because I was looking to trim things down and don't really use perl myself; my apologies if anyone does though, and you can easily get it back by cloning https://github.com/c9s/perlomni.vim.git into the bundle directory. I also remove the fugitive git plugin because while I do use git, I've just found it to be easier and more natural to run it from outside vim; fans of that one can get it back by cloning https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive.git into the bundle directory
2014-03-11 03:05:09 -04:00
set completeopt=longest,menuone
set wildmenu
set wildmode=list:longest,full
set wildignore=*.dll,*.o,*.obj,*.bak,*.exe,*.pyc,*.jpg,*.gif,*.png
set suffixes=.bak,~,.swp,.o,.info,.aux,.log,.dvi,.bbl,.blg,.brf,.cb,.ind,.idx,.ilg,.inx,.out,.toc
"}}}
Initial commit with a relatively well configured package (config, theme and plugins), and a README to explain the details
2014-02-20 23:24:20 -05:00
Added <Tab> and <Shift><Tab> to normal mode, doing the same thing as in visual, :wsudo and :esudo can now be run with :sudow and :sudoe, fixed a few issues where gvim settings wouldn't be enabled if gvim was started using :gui in command mode, = now does what + does so you can use - and + without holding shift for the + part, the ctrl/shift up/down/left/right + h/j/k/l stuff now works the same for both using the behaviour I suspect most people will expect from them, a 'lot' of behaviour that didn't work in tmux should now work provided tmux is using xterm-keys and has its $TERM set to screen*, a bunch of new default settings have been added to settings.vim (though they're mostly subtle or behind the scenes tweaks) and it's commented and organized better now too, and the gvim menubar no longer appears by default (but you can toggle it with <Ctrl><F1>)
2014-03-28 07:36:19 -04:00
"SYNTAX: INDENTING, HIGHLIGHTING, FOLDING {{{
filetype plugin indent on
syntax on "turn syntax highlighting on
set foldmethod=syntax foldcolumn=1 foldlevel=3 "configure how folding code works
set formatoptions=roqnl12 "configure format options
"}}}
"FILETYPES: SETTINGS SPECIFIC TO A FILETYPE {{{
au FileType mail setl spell "enable spellcheck for e-mail (mutt)
au FileType gitcommit setl spell "enable spellcheck in git commits
au BufNewFile,BufRead *.txt setl spell "enable spellcheck for text files (*.txt)
au BufNewFile,BufRead *tmux.conf setf sh "set syntax for *tmux.conf to sh (bash)
au BufNewFile,BufRead pacman.conf setf sh "set syntax for *tmux.conf to sh (bash)
au BufNewFile,BufRead yaourtrc setf sh "set syntax for *tmux.conf to sh (bash)
au BufNewFile,BufRead cjdroute.conf setf javascript "set syntax for *cjdroute.conf to javascript
au BufNewFile,BufRead ircd.conf setf javascript "set syntax for *ircd.conf to javascript
"}}}
Tweaked the colors and styling of the cursor line/col and visual selection to better differentiate between the two. Changed the match parenthesis to standout with black text so the colour is based on the syntax instead of sometimes becoming invisble when the colours match. Changed the emmit shortcut from <Ctrl-Y> to <Ctrl-Z> for reach, and because it's easier to remember (zencoding). Tweaked some of the keyboard references so their explanation makes it easier to remember the keys. Removed the multiple cursors plugin as it rarely worked, was buggy when it did and would slow things down when accidentally triggered. Chanced read sudo from :rsudo to :esudo to match the usual load command in vim, :e. Emmit is now only initialized in css, html, php and aspx files (feel free to push additional webdev files that would be likely to have css or html). Tried to apply a more consistant style and better organization across the configs. Lowered the distance from the edge of the screen before scrolling and increased the undo history size. Removed the perl omnicompletion script because I was looking to trim things down and don't really use perl myself; my apologies if anyone does though, and you can easily get it back by cloning https://github.com/c9s/perlomni.vim.git into the bundle directory. I also remove the fugitive git plugin because while I do use git, I've just found it to be easier and more natural to run it from outside vim; fans of that one can get it back by cloning https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive.git into the bundle directory
2014-03-11 03:05:09 -04:00
"GVIM: GUI CONFIG OPTIONS {{{
Added <Tab> and <Shift><Tab> to normal mode, doing the same thing as in visual, :wsudo and :esudo can now be run with :sudow and :sudoe, fixed a few issues where gvim settings wouldn't be enabled if gvim was started using :gui in command mode, = now does what + does so you can use - and + without holding shift for the + part, the ctrl/shift up/down/left/right + h/j/k/l stuff now works the same for both using the behaviour I suspect most people will expect from them, a 'lot' of behaviour that didn't work in tmux should now work provided tmux is using xterm-keys and has its $TERM set to screen*, a bunch of new default settings have been added to settings.vim (though they're mostly subtle or behind the scenes tweaks) and it's commented and organized better now too, and the gvim menubar no longer appears by default (but you can toggle it with <Ctrl><F1>)
2014-03-28 07:36:19 -04:00
set guicursor+=a:blinkon0 "disable the blinking cursor
Tweaked the colors and styling of the cursor line/col and visual selection to better differentiate between the two. Changed the match parenthesis to standout with black text so the colour is based on the syntax instead of sometimes becoming invisble when the colours match. Changed the emmit shortcut from <Ctrl-Y> to <Ctrl-Z> for reach, and because it's easier to remember (zencoding). Tweaked some of the keyboard references so their explanation makes it easier to remember the keys. Removed the multiple cursors plugin as it rarely worked, was buggy when it did and would slow things down when accidentally triggered. Chanced read sudo from :rsudo to :esudo to match the usual load command in vim, :e. Emmit is now only initialized in css, html, php and aspx files (feel free to push additional webdev files that would be likely to have css or html). Tried to apply a more consistant style and better organization across the configs. Lowered the distance from the edge of the screen before scrolling and increased the undo history size. Removed the perl omnicompletion script because I was looking to trim things down and don't really use perl myself; my apologies if anyone does though, and you can easily get it back by cloning https://github.com/c9s/perlomni.vim.git into the bundle directory. I also remove the fugitive git plugin because while I do use git, I've just found it to be easier and more natural to run it from outside vim; fans of that one can get it back by cloning https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive.git into the bundle directory
2014-03-11 03:05:09 -04:00
set guioptions-=T "remove the toolbar
Added <Tab> and <Shift><Tab> to normal mode, doing the same thing as in visual, :wsudo and :esudo can now be run with :sudow and :sudoe, fixed a few issues where gvim settings wouldn't be enabled if gvim was started using :gui in command mode, = now does what + does so you can use - and + without holding shift for the + part, the ctrl/shift up/down/left/right + h/j/k/l stuff now works the same for both using the behaviour I suspect most people will expect from them, a 'lot' of behaviour that didn't work in tmux should now work provided tmux is using xterm-keys and has its $TERM set to screen*, a bunch of new default settings have been added to settings.vim (though they're mostly subtle or behind the scenes tweaks) and it's commented and organized better now too, and the gvim menubar no longer appears by default (but you can toggle it with <Ctrl><F1>)
2014-03-28 07:36:19 -04:00
set guioptions-=m "remove the toolbar
Initial commit with a relatively well configured package (config, theme and plugins), and a README to explain the details
2014-02-20 23:24:20 -05:00
Tweaked the colors and styling of the cursor line/col and visual selection to better differentiate between the two. Changed the match parenthesis to standout with black text so the colour is based on the syntax instead of sometimes becoming invisble when the colours match. Changed the emmit shortcut from <Ctrl-Y> to <Ctrl-Z> for reach, and because it's easier to remember (zencoding). Tweaked some of the keyboard references so their explanation makes it easier to remember the keys. Removed the multiple cursors plugin as it rarely worked, was buggy when it did and would slow things down when accidentally triggered. Chanced read sudo from :rsudo to :esudo to match the usual load command in vim, :e. Emmit is now only initialized in css, html, php and aspx files (feel free to push additional webdev files that would be likely to have css or html). Tried to apply a more consistant style and better organization across the configs. Lowered the distance from the edge of the screen before scrolling and increased the undo history size. Removed the perl omnicompletion script because I was looking to trim things down and don't really use perl myself; my apologies if anyone does though, and you can easily get it back by cloning https://github.com/c9s/perlomni.vim.git into the bundle directory. I also remove the fugitive git plugin because while I do use git, I've just found it to be easier and more natural to run it from outside vim; fans of that one can get it back by cloning https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive.git into the bundle directory
2014-03-11 03:05:09 -04:00
if &wrap
Added <Tab> and <Shift><Tab> to normal mode, doing the same thing as in visual, :wsudo and :esudo can now be run with :sudow and :sudoe, fixed a few issues where gvim settings wouldn't be enabled if gvim was started using :gui in command mode, = now does what + does so you can use - and + without holding shift for the + part, the ctrl/shift up/down/left/right + h/j/k/l stuff now works the same for both using the behaviour I suspect most people will expect from them, a 'lot' of behaviour that didn't work in tmux should now work provided tmux is using xterm-keys and has its $TERM set to screen*, a bunch of new default settings have been added to settings.vim (though they're mostly subtle or behind the scenes tweaks) and it's commented and organized better now too, and the gvim menubar no longer appears by default (but you can toggle it with <Ctrl><F1>)
2014-03-28 07:36:19 -04:00
set go-=b "disable the bottom scrollbar on launch iff text wrapping is enabled
Tweaked the colors and styling of the cursor line/col and visual selection to better differentiate between the two. Changed the match parenthesis to standout with black text so the colour is based on the syntax instead of sometimes becoming invisble when the colours match. Changed the emmit shortcut from <Ctrl-Y> to <Ctrl-Z> for reach, and because it's easier to remember (zencoding). Tweaked some of the keyboard references so their explanation makes it easier to remember the keys. Removed the multiple cursors plugin as it rarely worked, was buggy when it did and would slow things down when accidentally triggered. Chanced read sudo from :rsudo to :esudo to match the usual load command in vim, :e. Emmit is now only initialized in css, html, php and aspx files (feel free to push additional webdev files that would be likely to have css or html). Tried to apply a more consistant style and better organization across the configs. Lowered the distance from the edge of the screen before scrolling and increased the undo history size. Removed the perl omnicompletion script because I was looking to trim things down and don't really use perl myself; my apologies if anyone does though, and you can easily get it back by cloning https://github.com/c9s/perlomni.vim.git into the bundle directory. I also remove the fugitive git plugin because while I do use git, I've just found it to be easier and more natural to run it from outside vim; fans of that one can get it back by cloning https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive.git into the bundle directory
2014-03-11 03:05:09 -04:00
else
Added <Tab> and <Shift><Tab> to normal mode, doing the same thing as in visual, :wsudo and :esudo can now be run with :sudow and :sudoe, fixed a few issues where gvim settings wouldn't be enabled if gvim was started using :gui in command mode, = now does what + does so you can use - and + without holding shift for the + part, the ctrl/shift up/down/left/right + h/j/k/l stuff now works the same for both using the behaviour I suspect most people will expect from them, a 'lot' of behaviour that didn't work in tmux should now work provided tmux is using xterm-keys and has its $TERM set to screen*, a bunch of new default settings have been added to settings.vim (though they're mostly subtle or behind the scenes tweaks) and it's commented and organized better now too, and the gvim menubar no longer appears by default (but you can toggle it with <Ctrl><F1>)
2014-03-28 07:36:19 -04:00
set go+=b "enable the bottom scrollbar on launch iff text wrapping is disabled
Tweaked the colors and styling of the cursor line/col and visual selection to better differentiate between the two. Changed the match parenthesis to standout with black text so the colour is based on the syntax instead of sometimes becoming invisble when the colours match. Changed the emmit shortcut from <Ctrl-Y> to <Ctrl-Z> for reach, and because it's easier to remember (zencoding). Tweaked some of the keyboard references so their explanation makes it easier to remember the keys. Removed the multiple cursors plugin as it rarely worked, was buggy when it did and would slow things down when accidentally triggered. Chanced read sudo from :rsudo to :esudo to match the usual load command in vim, :e. Emmit is now only initialized in css, html, php and aspx files (feel free to push additional webdev files that would be likely to have css or html). Tried to apply a more consistant style and better organization across the configs. Lowered the distance from the edge of the screen before scrolling and increased the undo history size. Removed the perl omnicompletion script because I was looking to trim things down and don't really use perl myself; my apologies if anyone does though, and you can easily get it back by cloning https://github.com/c9s/perlomni.vim.git into the bundle directory. I also remove the fugitive git plugin because while I do use git, I've just found it to be easier and more natural to run it from outside vim; fans of that one can get it back by cloning https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive.git into the bundle directory
2014-03-11 03:05:09 -04:00
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