/vimconfig

:cyclone: yet another plugin called vimrc

Primary LanguageVim ScriptMIT LicenseMIT

vimconfig

stuff from my vimrc breaks into pieces for keeping organised things more organised

Install

On Unix execute:

#backup current vimrc file if existed
mv ~/.vimrc{,_backup}
#clone project into special folder
git clone https://github.com/iiey/vimconfig ~/.vim/bundle/vimconfig \
&& ln -sfn ~/.vim/bundle/vimconfig/vimrc ~/.vim/vimrc

Structure

  • Basic vim setting: vimconfig/plugin/setting.vim
  • Commands: vimconfig/plugin/command.vim
  • Mapping: vimconfig/plugin/mapping.vim
  • Plugins configuration: vimconfig/plugin/bundle.vim
  • Functions implementation: vimconfig/autoload/utilfunc.vim

Note

  • Some plugin keybindings may changed to avoid conflict with default vim mapping
  • More detail see each plugin SECTION under bundle.vim
  • ~/.vim/bundle is path where plugins are stored and managed by vim-plug
airline
  • Modify setting.vim to enable statusline with powerline symbols
let g:airline_powerline_fonts=0
  • Make sure powerline-fonts installed
    • On Linux: fontconfig should work out for any font without patching
    • On MacOS: download and install patched fonts from powerline-fonts, set terminal using patched fonts
ultisnip
  • See also :h ultisnips-triggers
  • Key changes in section ULTISNIPS
g:UltiSnipsExpandTrigger            <c-l>
g:UltiSnipsListSnippets             <c-l>l
g:UltiSnipsJumpForwardTrigger       <c-l>n
g:UltiSnipsJumpBackwardTrigger      <c-l>p
clang_complete
  • Set default library path
let g:clang_library_path=expand("$HOME")."/lib/"
  • Avoid conflict with tagjump <c-]>
g:clang_jumpto_declaration_key      <c-w>[
ctrlp
  • Default shortcut to not conflict with behaviours <c-n> <c-p>
let g:ctrlp_map =[p
  • Just fall back method which rarely used. Better using [f to call fzf