Repository of my personally used dotfiles mostly based around the triumvirate of vim, zsh and tmux. Should work on OSX and Linux (tested on Debian).
Currently aims to be a development environment for Python, JavaScript, C, C++ and Go.
- git
- tmux
- vim (with ruby bindings)
- zsh >= 4.3
- Exuberant Ctags (not the ctags that ships with OSX)
- The terminal emulator has to use a patched font. Otherwise the vim-powerline and the tmux status line will not work properly. Get one from here.
- Solarized color scheme for the terminal emulator.
- For Python syntax checking: flake8 (
pip install flake8) - For JavaScript support in vim: jsctags and JSHint
It has to be installed to ~/.dotfiles as otherwise it is just a pain to deal with relative path in all the different ways. This makes it possible to use absolute paths and thus avoids all these pitfalls.
git clone https://github.com/krischer/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
cd ~/.dotfiles
# The install script will init and update all submodules and symlink all
# necessary files.
sh install_dotfiles.sh
# Optional: Change the default shell to zsh
chsh -s `which zsh`
,sv<space>| (Source Vim) source (aka reload) the vimrc
vap | (Visual Around Paragraph) visually select this paragraph.
ci" | (Change Inside ") change inside the double quotes
ci' | (Change Inside ') change inside the single quotes
cib | (Change Inside Bracket) change inside brackets
diw | (Delete Inside Word) delete the current word
gg=G | Autoindent (=) the whole file
zf#j | Creates a fold from the cursor down # lines.
zf/string | Creates a fold from the cursor to string .
zj | Moves the cursor to the next fold.
zk | Moves the cursor to the previous fold.
zo | Opens a fold at the cursor.
zO | Opens all folds at the cursor.
zm | Increases the foldlevel by one.
zM | Closes all open folds.
zr | Decreases the foldlevel by one.
zR | Decreases the foldlevel to zero -- all folds will be open.
zd | Deletes the fold at the cursor.
zE | Deletes all folds.
[z | Move to start of open fold.
]z | Move to end of open fold.
(from here)
. any character except new line
\s whitespace character \S non-whitespace character
\d digit \D non-digit
\x hex digit \X non-hex digit
\o octal digit \O non-octal digit
\h head of word character (a-z,A-Z, and _) \H non-head of word character
\p printable character \P like \p, but excluding digits
\w word character \W non-word character
\a alphabetic character \A non-alphabetic character
\l lowercase character \L non-lowercase character
\u uppercase character \U non-uppercase character
* matches 0 or more of the preceding characters
.* matches everything including an empty line
\+ matches 1 or more of the preceding characters
\= matches 0 or 1 more of the preceding characters
\{n,m} matches from n to m of the precedingding characters
\{n} matches exactly n times of the preceding characterscters
\{,m} matches at most m (from 0 to m) of the preceding characters
\{n,} matches at least n of of the preceding characters
where n and m are positive integers (>0)
(from http://vimregex.com - also has much much more info on vim regex)
Incredibly useful! Hard to describe how it works. Just try it and you will see.
;;w | Beginning of word forward
;;W | Beginning of WORD forward
;;f{char} | Find {char} to the right
;;F{char} | Find {char} to the left
;;t{char} | Till before the {char} to the right
;;T{char} | Till after the {char} to the left
;;w | Beginning of word forward
;;W | Beginning of WORD forward
;;b | Beginning of word backward
;;B | Beginning of WORD backward
;;e | End of word forward
;;E | End of WORD forward
;;ge | End of word backward
;;gE | End of WORD backward
;;j | Line downward
;;k | Line upward
;;n | Jump to latest "/" or "?" forward
;;N | Jump to latest "/" or "?" backward
Selecting something in visual mode and then pressing S and a char wraps the selection with the char.
cs"' | (Changes Surrounding " to ')
ds' | (Delete Surrounding ')
ysiwb | (Yank Surround Inside Word Bracket) Surround the current word with brackets.
ysiw[ | (Yank Surround Inside Word [) Wrap word with square brackets and one space.
ysiw] | (Yank Surround Inside Word [) Wrap word with square brackets without spaces.
ysiw<em> | Surround word with <em>word</em>. Correctly closes the ending tag.
Special ss always wraps the whole line ignoring leading whitespaces.
yssb | (Yank Surround Brackets) Surround the current line with brackets.
,c<space> | Toggle commenting of line/visual selection
,cA | Add comment at the end of the current line
,s<space> | Toggle Syntastic. Useful as it is slow for very large files.
,er | Toggle the Syntax error window. Off by default.
MRU = Most Recently Used files
Ctrl-p | Invoke CtrlP
If CtrlP is open:
Ctrl-f | Cycle modes (files, mru, buffers)
Ctrl-d | Filename search only, not full path
Ctrl-r | Switch to regex mode
Ctrl-z | Mark multiple files and then open them with Ctrl-o
Provides an argument (a function argument in code) text-object, 'a'. Its quite smart about different programming language.
daa | (Delete an argument)
dia | (Delete inner argument) - does not delete the following colon.
cia | (Change inner argument)
,ig | Toggle indent guides. Off by default.
Usage:
:Ack [options] {pattern} [{directory}] (use --python, --c to search only in specific files)
In the quickfix window
o | to open (same as enter)
go | to preview file (open but maintain focus on ack.vim results)
v | to open in vertical split
q | to close the quickfix window
,fs | (format sentence) Takes the current sentence, and indents all lines beloning to it.
:Fmt | Run gofmt on the currently open buffer (Autoruns upon buffer saving anyways)
vim --startuptime vim.log