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Tons of changes all in one commit because I'd broken a commit a while back and opted to simply reverse them all- Lots of colour changes, the update script now removes decommissioned bundles, gentags script can now have additional paths added to it when generating a tags file, README is much improved, fixed a few issues that required remapping some toggles, fixed a bunch of issues with the colourscheme between the terminal and gvim. You can now setup a custom config file to have loaded after the darkcloud-vimconfig ones, and there's a custom location for pathogen modules too, to make things tidier without necessarily needing to use an additional runtimepath. You can also create a file in your home directory to assign filetypes to programs, for use with the file manager. A file can be placed in ~/.vim/ with file associations and prorams to launch them with. The file manager will also open a file with vim by hitting shift+enter, since e isn't all that comfortablly placed. The vimrc can now also point to the darkcloud-vimconfig folder, rather than relying on the vim folder being in a specific location, and the after folder is now configured to work in the project too.
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# Darkcloud Vim Distribution: Theme, Config and Plugins #
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
Tons of changes all in one commit because I'd broken a commit a while back and opted to simply reverse them all- Lots of colour changes, the update script now removes decommissioned bundles, gentags script can now have additional paths added to it when generating a tags file, README is much improved, fixed a few issues that required remapping some toggles, fixed a bunch of issues with the colourscheme between the terminal and gvim. You can now setup a custom config file to have loaded after the darkcloud-vimconfig ones, and there's a custom location for pathogen modules too, to make things tidier without necessarily needing to use an additional runtimepath. You can also create a file in your home directory to assign filetypes to programs, for use with the file manager. A file can be placed in ~/.vim/ with file associations and prorams to launch them with. The file manager will also open a file with vim by hitting shift+enter, since e isn't all that comfortablly placed. The vimrc can now also point to the darkcloud-vimconfig folder, rather than relying on the vim folder being in a specific location, and the after folder is now configured to work in the project too.
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## Requirements ##
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
Updated info in the README as well as adding the mappings for mouse buttons and the list of plugins. Two extensions that never really got integrated into the config have been removed, so you should readd them to bundle.user if you use them. A lot of the keyboard config has changed, but most of that is just formatting; the additions are the new mouse button mappings, and the return of shift+middleclick to paste from X, which was accidentally removed at some point before. I also switched the default state of the syntax checker to off to avoid having people run into issues and not already know how to enable/disable it.
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1. **Vim** _version_ >= _7.4_: It might work on earlier versions but all development and testing has been done here.
2. **Git** (_optional_): Required to clone and update the repository, and pull the plugins as submodules.
3. **CTags** (_optional_): Required to generate tags needed by the tagbar plugin, as well as to have tags provided by auto-completion ([ctags website](http://ctags.sourceforge.net)).
4. **Grep and Find** (_optional_): Have grep, fgrep, egrep and agrep ([windows binaries](http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/grep.htm)), and find and xargs ([windows binaries](http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/findutils.htm)) in $PATH or the vim folder to use the Grep plugin commands.
6. **Powerline Fonts** (_optional_): Needed to enable the fancier looking status line ([powerline-patched fonts](https://github.com/Lokaltog/powerline-fonts)).
5. **Bash** (_optional_): Used in the _update_ and _gentags_ scripts.
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
Tons of changes all in one commit because I'd broken a commit a while back and opted to simply reverse them all- Lots of colour changes, the update script now removes decommissioned bundles, gentags script can now have additional paths added to it when generating a tags file, README is much improved, fixed a few issues that required remapping some toggles, fixed a bunch of issues with the colourscheme between the terminal and gvim. You can now setup a custom config file to have loaded after the darkcloud-vimconfig ones, and there's a custom location for pathogen modules too, to make things tidier without necessarily needing to use an additional runtimepath. You can also create a file in your home directory to assign filetypes to programs, for use with the file manager. A file can be placed in ~/.vim/ with file associations and prorams to launch them with. The file manager will also open a file with vim by hitting shift+enter, since e isn't all that comfortablly placed. The vimrc can now also point to the darkcloud-vimconfig folder, rather than relying on the vim folder being in a specific location, and the after folder is now configured to work in the project too.
2014-04-04 19:49:02 -04:00
## Features ##
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
Tons of changes all in one commit because I'd broken a commit a while back and opted to simply reverse them all- Lots of colour changes, the update script now removes decommissioned bundles, gentags script can now have additional paths added to it when generating a tags file, README is much improved, fixed a few issues that required remapping some toggles, fixed a bunch of issues with the colourscheme between the terminal and gvim. You can now setup a custom config file to have loaded after the darkcloud-vimconfig ones, and there's a custom location for pathogen modules too, to make things tidier without necessarily needing to use an additional runtimepath. You can also create a file in your home directory to assign filetypes to programs, for use with the file manager. A file can be placed in ~/.vim/ with file associations and prorams to launch them with. The file manager will also open a file with vim by hitting shift+enter, since e isn't all that comfortablly placed. The vimrc can now also point to the darkcloud-vimconfig folder, rather than relying on the vim folder being in a specific location, and the after folder is now configured to work in the project too.
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* A custom theme that includes an original colour scheme and an ever growing collection of explicit syntax colour overrides.
* A complete default configuration that attempts to provide a useful, easy to use and modern vim experience without becoming bloated.
* Key bindings and aliases to make useful features more accessible and provide a smoother work flow while attempting to vim's default behaviour while adding behaviour.
* A selection of plugins chosen either because they improve vim's support for common filetypes, or because they provide value-added features that aren't bloated and manage to make vim more useful as a text editor.
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
I guess the center tags I was using don't work?
2014-04-09 15:40:23 -04:00
![Darkcloud Vim Distribution Theme](http://i.imgur.com/jP0EqeN.png)
Tweaked the tagbar and added a screenshot to the README
2014-04-09 15:39:22 -04:00
Tons of changes all in one commit because I'd broken a commit a while back and opted to simply reverse them all- Lots of colour changes, the update script now removes decommissioned bundles, gentags script can now have additional paths added to it when generating a tags file, README is much improved, fixed a few issues that required remapping some toggles, fixed a bunch of issues with the colourscheme between the terminal and gvim. You can now setup a custom config file to have loaded after the darkcloud-vimconfig ones, and there's a custom location for pathogen modules too, to make things tidier without necessarily needing to use an additional runtimepath. You can also create a file in your home directory to assign filetypes to programs, for use with the file manager. A file can be placed in ~/.vim/ with file associations and prorams to launch them with. The file manager will also open a file with vim by hitting shift+enter, since e isn't all that comfortablly placed. The vimrc can now also point to the darkcloud-vimconfig folder, rather than relying on the vim folder being in a specific location, and the after folder is now configured to work in the project too.
2014-04-04 19:49:02 -04:00
## Installation ##
Added a writeup of features and some information about accessing them to the README, made <backspace> delete the selection and cursor character in visual and normal modes respectively, and set \| to add the currently selected word to the local dictionary for spellcheck (remembering that \\ displays a list of correct spellings)
2014-03-28 11:13:10 -04:00
Updated info in the README as well as adding the mappings for mouse buttons and the list of plugins. Two extensions that never really got integrated into the config have been removed, so you should readd them to bundle.user if you use them. A lot of the keyboard config has changed, but most of that is just formatting; the additions are the new mouse button mappings, and the return of shift+middleclick to paste from X, which was accidentally removed at some point before. I also switched the default state of the syntax checker to off to avoid having people run into issues and not already know how to enable/disable it.
2014-04-18 05:12:35 -04:00
1. Clone the darkcloud-vimconfig repo and use the _update_ script to install the plugins:
Fixed some keybindings, added help dialog sidebar toggles (help dialogs now always pop up veritcally, which made sense to me considering their column width and the average size of screens these day), touched up the readme and some missing keyboard toggles, added a few more formats relevant to emmet, and gave variables default values in the configs so they don't need to be declared (default values are stated in the README)
2014-04-05 03:20:53 -04:00
* `git clone https://github.com/prurigro/darkcloud-vimconfig.git`
* `sh darkcloud-vimconfig/update`
Updated info in the README as well as adding the mappings for mouse buttons and the list of plugins. Two extensions that never really got integrated into the config have been removed, so you should readd them to bundle.user if you use them. A lot of the keyboard config has changed, but most of that is just formatting; the additions are the new mouse button mappings, and the return of shift+middleclick to paste from X, which was accidentally removed at some point before. I also switched the default state of the syntax checker to off to avoid having people run into issues and not already know how to enable/disable it.
2014-04-18 05:12:35 -04:00
* **Note**: The _update_ script requires bash, but if it's not available you can enter the _darkcloud-vimconfig/_ folder and run: `git submodule update --init` to install the plugins manually, then create _vim/vimrc.user_ and remember to run: `:Helptags` once everything else is running.
Tweaked the update script to drop the user variables from vimrc into vimrc.user when it's created. a new user-based config file can be used to specify the location of the project folder without altering vimrc, if it's a symlink and bound to bump into conflicts as changes are made. The README was updated to reflect a few of the recent changes. The tagbar now outputs to the lightline statusline if there's anything to report. A new variable was added to choose whether to always start with the tagbar enabled if the format is compatible, or use the older behaviour, where it would only appear when triggered. The default is to enable it 24/7.
2014-04-08 03:39:10 -04:00
2. If you don't know where vim expects to find your vimrc, start vim and run: `:version` to find the values "user vimrc file" (for a single-user install) and "system vimrc file" (for a system-wide install). T
3. Copy or symlink the vimrc file from `darkcloud-vimconfig/vimrc` to one of the locations vim expects to find it, based on whether you want a local or system-wide install, then choose one of the following:
Updated info in the README as well as adding the mappings for mouse buttons and the list of plugins. Two extensions that never really got integrated into the config have been removed, so you should readd them to bundle.user if you use them. A lot of the keyboard config has changed, but most of that is just formatting; the additions are the new mouse button mappings, and the return of shift+middleclick to paste from X, which was accidentally removed at some point before. I also switched the default state of the syntax checker to off to avoid having people run into issues and not already know how to enable/disable it.
2014-04-18 05:12:35 -04:00
* Edit the _g:darkcloudpath_ variable in the vimrc file iteself, pointing it to the location you're keeping the _darkcloud-vimconfig_ repo folder.
* Create a file @ _~/.vim/darkcloud-path.vim_ and in it put the following: `let g:darkcloudpath="/etc/darkcloud-vimconfig"`, but replacing _"/etc/darkcloud-vimconfig"_ with the path to the _darkcloud-vimconfig_ repo folder.
* Place _darkcloud-vimconfig_ in the default location @ _/etc/darkcloud-vimconfig_.
* Create your own vimrc and have that set the _g:darkcloudpath_ variable before sourcing the included vimrc.
Tweaked the update script to drop the user variables from vimrc into vimrc.user when it's created. a new user-based config file can be used to specify the location of the project folder without altering vimrc, if it's a symlink and bound to bump into conflicts as changes are made. The README was updated to reflect a few of the recent changes. The tagbar now outputs to the lightline statusline if there's anything to report. A new variable was added to choose whether to always start with the tagbar enabled if the format is compatible, or use the older behaviour, where it would only appear when triggered. The default is to enable it 24/7.
2014-04-08 03:39:10 -04:00
* Come up with some other solution that fits your setup better than these. :)
Tons of changes all in one commit because I'd broken a commit a while back and opted to simply reverse them all- Lots of colour changes, the update script now removes decommissioned bundles, gentags script can now have additional paths added to it when generating a tags file, README is much improved, fixed a few issues that required remapping some toggles, fixed a bunch of issues with the colourscheme between the terminal and gvim. You can now setup a custom config file to have loaded after the darkcloud-vimconfig ones, and there's a custom location for pathogen modules too, to make things tidier without necessarily needing to use an additional runtimepath. You can also create a file in your home directory to assign filetypes to programs, for use with the file manager. A file can be placed in ~/.vim/ with file associations and prorams to launch them with. The file manager will also open a file with vim by hitting shift+enter, since e isn't all that comfortablly placed. The vimrc can now also point to the darkcloud-vimconfig folder, rather than relying on the vim folder being in a specific location, and the after folder is now configured to work in the project too.
2014-04-04 19:49:02 -04:00
## Configuration ##
Cleaned up the README a bit and added the autoswap plugin to better handle opening vim when a swapfile exists.
2014-04-21 08:17:31 -04:00
* **Configure Variables**: The following variables can be added to _vim/vimrc.user_ and have their values set to the values you require:
* **g:autostartfiler**: 1 = Start the filer file manager when vim is run and the buffer is empty | 0 = Do nothing when vim is run and the buffer is empty (_default_: 1)
* **g:autostartchecker**: 1 = Check syntax once an appropriate file is loaded | 0 = Check syntax only after syntax checking is toggled on (_default_: 0)
* **g:autostarttagbar**: 1 = Have the tagbar load automatically when a compatible format is run | 0 = The tagbar will stay hidden until triggered on demand with its toggle (_default_: 0)
* **g:powerlinefonts**: 1 = Render the statusline using characters available with powerline-patched fonts | 0 = Render the statusbar with less attractive but more compatible characters available in all fonts (_default_: 0)
* **Custom Settings**: Settings with priority over those set by darkcloud-vimconfig can be added to a file named _vimrc.user_, located in _darkcloud-vimconfig/vim/_ or any of the folders in the runtimepath.
Tons of changes all in one commit because I'd broken a commit a while back and opted to simply reverse them all- Lots of colour changes, the update script now removes decommissioned bundles, gentags script can now have additional paths added to it when generating a tags file, README is much improved, fixed a few issues that required remapping some toggles, fixed a bunch of issues with the colourscheme between the terminal and gvim. You can now setup a custom config file to have loaded after the darkcloud-vimconfig ones, and there's a custom location for pathogen modules too, to make things tidier without necessarily needing to use an additional runtimepath. You can also create a file in your home directory to assign filetypes to programs, for use with the file manager. A file can be placed in ~/.vim/ with file associations and prorams to launch them with. The file manager will also open a file with vim by hitting shift+enter, since e isn't all that comfortablly placed. The vimrc can now also point to the darkcloud-vimconfig folder, rather than relying on the vim folder being in a specific location, and the after folder is now configured to work in the project too.
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* **Custom Plugins**: Pathogen compatible plugins can be cloned or extracted to "darkcloud-vimconfig/vim/bundle.user/", or a folder named "bundle" or "bundle.user" in any of the folders in the runtimepath.
Updated info in the README as well as adding the mappings for mouse buttons and the list of plugins. Two extensions that never really got integrated into the config have been removed, so you should readd them to bundle.user if you use them. A lot of the keyboard config has changed, but most of that is just formatting; the additions are the new mouse button mappings, and the return of shift+middleclick to paste from X, which was accidentally removed at some point before. I also switched the default state of the syntax checker to off to avoid having people run into issues and not already know how to enable/disable it.
2014-04-18 05:12:35 -04:00
* **Custom Snippets**: To add or override Emmet snippets, create _~/.vim/snippets.json_ and add your own definitions using json like shown in the [Emmet Documentation](http://docs.emmet.io/customization/snippets/).
uploading gitmodules for gitgutter. tweaked the keybindings and settings for diff so its settings will be enabled by default when it's being used regardless of where it gets initiated, and won't be used at all when it's not initiated. Improved vimdiff settings in general. Improved the help popup tab (it's now sized exactly to the width of the help page). The theme now takes colour hex codes with or without #s at the start so they can be used with the coloresque plugin to show the colours while editing. The theme now considers gitgutter. vimdiff now uses <leader>> and <leader>< to make a change because I realized the current way was leading to changes being made when you reversed direction.
2014-04-07 10:04:48 -04:00
* **File Associations**: To use the file manager in vim to run files with external programs, create "~/.vim/filetypes.vim" and on each line, write an association between a file extension and the program to launch files of that type that looks like: `call vimfiler#set_execute_file('mp4','xdg-open')`.
Tweaked the update script to drop the user variables from vimrc into vimrc.user when it's created. a new user-based config file can be used to specify the location of the project folder without altering vimrc, if it's a symlink and bound to bump into conflicts as changes are made. The README was updated to reflect a few of the recent changes. The tagbar now outputs to the lightline statusline if there's anything to report. A new variable was added to choose whether to always start with the tagbar enabled if the format is compatible, or use the older behaviour, where it would only appear when triggered. The default is to enable it 24/7.
2014-04-08 03:39:10 -04:00
* **Update Script**: (requires: bash+git) Use this to update the project and submodules, as well as handle any required maintenance, generate docs from the pathogen plugins and create missing config scripts with preset values.
Updated info in the README as well as adding the mappings for mouse buttons and the list of plugins. Two extensions that never really got integrated into the config have been removed, so you should readd them to bundle.user if you use them. A lot of the keyboard config has changed, but most of that is just formatting; the additions are the new mouse button mappings, and the return of shift+middleclick to paste from X, which was accidentally removed at some point before. I also switched the default state of the syntax checker to off to avoid having people run into issues and not already know how to enable/disable it.
2014-04-18 05:12:35 -04:00
* **Generate System Tags**: (requires: bash+ctags) Generate a list of ctags for your system libraries in _/usr/include_ and _/usr/local/include_ as well as any folders passed as arguments by running the _gentags_ script.
## Mappings ##
### Mouse ###
| Binding | Mode | Action |
|:----------------------|:----:|-------------------------------------------------:|
| Shift-MiddleClick | ALL | Unbind this from vim so xorg can use it to paste |
| Ctrl-ScrollUp | ALL | Scroll right a few characters at a time |
| Ctrl-ScrollDown | ALL | Scroll left a few characters at a time |
| Alt-ScrollUp | ALL | Scroll right one character at a time |
| Alt-ScrollDown | ALL | Scroll left one character at a time |
| MiddleClick | ALL | Behaves like right-click (selects to the cursor) |
| Ctrl-RightClick | ALL | Copy selection or character under the cursor |
| Ctrl-MiddleClick | ALL | Copy selection or character under the cursor |
| Alt-RightClick | ALL | Cut selection or character under the cursor |
| Alt-MiddleClick | ALL | Cut selection or character under the cursor |
| Ctrl-Alt-RightClick | ALL | Paste at the cursor (not mouse) |
| Ctrl-Alt-MiddleClick | ALL | Paste at the cursor (not mouse) |
| Ctrl-LeftClick | ALL | Select the word being clicked |
| Alt-LeftClick | ALL | Select the line being clicked |
| Ctrl-Alt-LeftClick | ALL | Select the paragraph being clicked |
### Keyboard ###
**Todo**: For now, check comments at the top of *[vim/config/keyboard.vim](https://github.com/prurigro/darkcloud-vimconfig/blob/master/vim/config/keyboard.vim)* for a list.
## Plugins ##
replaced the locally maintained c-syntax-extensions with the github mirror and updated the README to reflect both this change and the updated systemd link
2014-04-21 03:31:50 -04:00
* [aftersyntaxc.vim](https://github.com/vim-scripts/aftersyntaxc.vim): C Syntax Extensions for better highlighting.
Updated info in the README as well as adding the mappings for mouse buttons and the list of plugins. Two extensions that never really got integrated into the config have been removed, so you should readd them to bundle.user if you use them. A lot of the keyboard config has changed, but most of that is just formatting; the additions are the new mouse button mappings, and the return of shift+middleclick to paste from X, which was accidentally removed at some point before. I also switched the default state of the syntax checker to off to avoid having people run into issues and not already know how to enable/disable it.
2014-04-18 05:12:35 -04:00
* [aspnet.vim--Abshire](https://github.com/vim-scripts/aspnet.vim--Abshire.git): Syntax highlighting for ASP.NET (asp, aspx etc).
Cleaned up the README a bit and added the autoswap plugin to better handle opening vim when a swapfile exists.
2014-04-21 08:17:31 -04:00
* [autoswap.vim](https://github.com/vim-scripts/autoswap.vim): Switch to open editor window instead of asking what to do with swapfile.
Updated info in the README as well as adding the mappings for mouse buttons and the list of plugins. Two extensions that never really got integrated into the config have been removed, so you should readd them to bundle.user if you use them. A lot of the keyboard config has changed, but most of that is just formatting; the additions are the new mouse button mappings, and the return of shift+middleclick to paste from X, which was accidentally removed at some point before. I also switched the default state of the syntax checker to off to avoid having people run into issues and not already know how to enable/disable it.
2014-04-18 05:12:35 -04:00
* [breeze.vim](https://github.com/gcmt/breeze.vim.git): Provides tag matching and navigation shortcuts for HTML.
* [emmet-vim](https://github.com/mattn/emmet-vim.git): Support for expanding abbreviations.
* [webapi-vim](https://github.com/mattn/webapi-vim.git) A web library used by emmet to provide support for custom snippets.
Added a listing for the goyo plugin to the README
2014-05-05 04:39:01 -04:00
* [goyo.vim](https://github.com/junegunn/goyo.vim) Distraction-free writing in Vim
Updated info in the README as well as adding the mappings for mouse buttons and the list of plugins. Two extensions that never really got integrated into the config have been removed, so you should readd them to bundle.user if you use them. A lot of the keyboard config has changed, but most of that is just formatting; the additions are the new mouse button mappings, and the return of shift+middleclick to paste from X, which was accidentally removed at some point before. I also switched the default state of the syntax checker to off to avoid having people run into issues and not already know how to enable/disable it.
2014-04-18 05:12:35 -04:00
* [grep](https://github.com/yegappan/grep.git): Provides the ability to perform various match-based searches using grep.
* [gundo.vim](https://github.com/sjl/gundo.vim.git): Sidebar to visualize your undo tree and browse the differences of each change.
* [lightline.vim](https://github.com/itchyny/lightline.vim) A light and configurable statusline/tabline for Vim.
* [neocomplcache.vim](https://github.com/Shougo/neocomplcache.vim.git) The '*ultimate*' auto-completion system for Vim.
* [ReplaceWithRegister](https://github.com/vim-scripts/ReplaceWithRegister.git) Replace text with the contents of a register (for paste+replace without writing over the buffer).
Added full support for the rust language
2014-04-22 03:26:07 -04:00
* [rust.vim](https://github.com/wting/rust.vim) Vim support for Rust file detection and syntax highlighting.
Updated info in the README as well as adding the mappings for mouse buttons and the list of plugins. Two extensions that never really got integrated into the config have been removed, so you should readd them to bundle.user if you use them. A lot of the keyboard config has changed, but most of that is just formatting; the additions are the new mouse button mappings, and the return of shift+middleclick to paste from X, which was accidentally removed at some point before. I also switched the default state of the syntax checker to off to avoid having people run into issues and not already know how to enable/disable it.
2014-04-18 05:12:35 -04:00
* [SpellCheck](https://github.com/vim-scripts/SpellCheck.git) Provides a list of spelling mistakes in the bottom bar that can be clicked to find them in the document.
* [SudoEdit.vim](https://github.com/vim-scripts/SudoEdit.vim.git) Read and write files without the necessary permissions through the use of sudo.
* [syntastic](https://github.com/scrooloose/syntastic.git) Uses system compilers and parsers to check syntax either on-the-fly or after saving a compatible document.
* [tagbar](https://github.com/majutsushi/tagbar.git) Uses ctags to generate a sidebar of the tags for the current file.
* [tcomment_vim](https://github.com/tomtom/tcomment_vim.git) File-type sensible comments that can be easily toggled on and off for blocks of text.
* [vim-extradite](https://github.com/int3/vim-extradite.git) A git commit browser extending vim-fugitive that displays differences and optionally loads old revisions.
* [vimfiler.vim](https://github.com/Shougo/vimfiler.vim.git) A curses-style file manager for vim that runs on it's own or in a sidebar and can associate handlers for file types.
* [unite.vim](https://github.com/Shougo/unite.vim.git) A library used by Vim Filer to help build its user interface.
* [vim-fixkey](https://github.com/drmikehenry/vim-fixkey.git) A set of keyboard mappings that override differences in different environments that might normally break consistency or compatibility.
* [vim-fugitive](https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive.git) A wrapper integrating git into vim in such a way as to provide features neither of them could offer on their own.
* [vim-jquery](https://github.com/phongnh/vim-jquery.git) An extension adding highlighting for jquery to javascript syntax.
* [vim-markdown](https://github.com/plasticboy/vim-markdown.git) Syntax highlighting, matching rules and mappings for the original Markdown and extensions.
* [vim-move](https://github.com/matze/vim-move.git) Provides a few convenient ways to move selected text.
* [vim-neco-calc](https://github.com/hrsh7th/vim-neco-calc.git) A calculator plugin extending neocomplcache.vim for the on-the-fly auto-completion of simple math equations.
* [vim-pathogen](https://github.com/tpope/vim-pathogen.git) A plugin to load other plugins while keeping them isolated in their own directory structure rather than all dumped together.
* [vim-polyglot](https://github.com/sheerun/vim-polyglot.git) A meta-package of what it attempts to ensure are the best syntax plugins for each file type.
* [vim-signify](https://github.com/mhinz/vim-signify) When a version controlled file is changed, this displays a column showing where and how, and allows for navigation to and between differences.
* [vim-surround](https://github.com/tpope/vim-surround.git) Provides functionality to exchange surrounding delimiters and xml-style tags with another, or simply remove them.
* [vim-repeat](https://github.com/tpope/vim-repeat.git) A library used by vim-surround to allow its delimiter-switching functions to be repeated with the `.` command.
replaced the locally maintained c-syntax-extensions with the github mirror and updated the README to reflect both this change and the updated systemd link
2014-04-21 03:31:50 -04:00
* [systemd-vim-syntax](https://github.com/kurayama/systemd-vim-syntax) A syntax plugin providing support for systemd unit files.
Updated info in the README as well as adding the mappings for mouse buttons and the list of plugins. Two extensions that never really got integrated into the config have been removed, so you should readd them to bundle.user if you use them. A lot of the keyboard config has changed, but most of that is just formatting; the additions are the new mouse button mappings, and the return of shift+middleclick to paste from X, which was accidentally removed at some point before. I also switched the default state of the syntax checker to off to avoid having people run into issues and not already know how to enable/disable it.
2014-04-18 05:12:35 -04:00
* [vim-togglelist](https://github.com/milkypostman/vim-togglelist.git) Supplies toggle functions for the *location* and *error* lists, which are used by a number of plugins and normally require separate open and close commands.
* [vim-trailing-whitespace](https://github.com/bronson/vim-trailing-whitespace.git) Highlights and allows for the easy removal of trailing whitespace in documents.
Tons of changes all in one commit because I'd broken a commit a while back and opted to simply reverse them all- Lots of colour changes, the update script now removes decommissioned bundles, gentags script can now have additional paths added to it when generating a tags file, README is much improved, fixed a few issues that required remapping some toggles, fixed a bunch of issues with the colourscheme between the terminal and gvim. You can now setup a custom config file to have loaded after the darkcloud-vimconfig ones, and there's a custom location for pathogen modules too, to make things tidier without necessarily needing to use an additional runtimepath. You can also create a file in your home directory to assign filetypes to programs, for use with the file manager. A file can be placed in ~/.vim/ with file associations and prorams to launch them with. The file manager will also open a file with vim by hitting shift+enter, since e isn't all that comfortablly placed. The vimrc can now also point to the darkcloud-vimconfig folder, rather than relying on the vim folder being in a specific location, and the after folder is now configured to work in the project too.
2014-04-04 19:49:02 -04:00
## Notes ##
Fixed some keybindings, added help dialog sidebar toggles (help dialogs now always pop up veritcally, which made sense to me considering their column width and the average size of screens these day), touched up the readme and some missing keyboard toggles, added a few more formats relevant to emmet, and gave variables default values in the configs so they don't need to be declared (default values are stated in the README)
2014-04-05 03:20:53 -04:00
* **Runtimepath**: To find the runtimepath locations currently set, run the following in vim: `:verbose set runtimepath`.
Updated info in the README as well as adding the mappings for mouse buttons and the list of plugins. Two extensions that never really got integrated into the config have been removed, so you should readd them to bundle.user if you use them. A lot of the keyboard config has changed, but most of that is just formatting; the additions are the new mouse button mappings, and the return of shift+middleclick to paste from X, which was accidentally removed at some point before. I also switched the default state of the syntax checker to off to avoid having people run into issues and not already know how to enable/disable it.
2014-04-18 05:12:35 -04:00
* **Key Bindings**: You can find a list of the bindings added by darkcloud-vimconfig, as well as a few of the ones added by plugins in _vim/config/keyboard.vim_.
* **Vim Quick Reference**: Type _??_, _?>_ and _?<_ to toggle sidebars with three styles of quick reference material on different reference topics.
Tons of changes all in one commit because I'd broken a commit a while back and opted to simply reverse them all- Lots of colour changes, the update script now removes decommissioned bundles, gentags script can now have additional paths added to it when generating a tags file, README is much improved, fixed a few issues that required remapping some toggles, fixed a bunch of issues with the colourscheme between the terminal and gvim. You can now setup a custom config file to have loaded after the darkcloud-vimconfig ones, and there's a custom location for pathogen modules too, to make things tidier without necessarily needing to use an additional runtimepath. You can also create a file in your home directory to assign filetypes to programs, for use with the file manager. A file can be placed in ~/.vim/ with file associations and prorams to launch them with. The file manager will also open a file with vim by hitting shift+enter, since e isn't all that comfortablly placed. The vimrc can now also point to the darkcloud-vimconfig folder, rather than relying on the vim folder being in a specific location, and the after folder is now configured to work in the project too.
2014-04-04 19:49:02 -04:00
## Credits ##
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 a writeup of features and some information about accessing them to the README, made <backspace> delete the selection and cursor character in visual and normal modes respectively, and set \| to add the currently selected word to the local dictionary for spellcheck (remembering that \\ displays a list of correct spellings)
2014-03-28 11:13:10 -04:00
* Written by prurigro: [GitHub Projects](https://github.com/prurigro) | [Arch Linux AUR Packages](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/?SeB=m&K=prurigro)
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
* Many other authors have their work contained in this repo, most of which are self contained in the vim/bundle directory. I also used the Vim jellybean theme as a basis for the Darkcloud theme, which is maintained by NanoTech <http://nanotech.nanotechcorp.net/>
Tons of changes all in one commit because I'd broken a commit a while back and opted to simply reverse them all- Lots of colour changes, the update script now removes decommissioned bundles, gentags script can now have additional paths added to it when generating a tags file, README is much improved, fixed a few issues that required remapping some toggles, fixed a bunch of issues with the colourscheme between the terminal and gvim. You can now setup a custom config file to have loaded after the darkcloud-vimconfig ones, and there's a custom location for pathogen modules too, to make things tidier without necessarily needing to use an additional runtimepath. You can also create a file in your home directory to assign filetypes to programs, for use with the file manager. A file can be placed in ~/.vim/ with file associations and prorams to launch them with. The file manager will also open a file with vim by hitting shift+enter, since e isn't all that comfortablly placed. The vimrc can now also point to the darkcloud-vimconfig folder, rather than relying on the vim folder being in a specific location, and the after folder is now configured to work in the project too.
2014-04-04 19:49:02 -04:00
## License ##
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
All projects cloned in the vim/bundle folder are separate and have their own licenses. Everything else is released under the MIT license.
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