dotfiles: A Python repository from runningt

Dotfiles

My personal dotfiles. I heve created it to remember my settings, especially vim settings.

Requirements

* Vim>7
* git

Reccomended

* Vim >=7.4
* git >=1.6.5
* GNU make

Usage

Clone repository:

In git 1.6.5 or higher

  git clone --recursive git@github.com:runningt/dotfiles.git <some_directory>

In older git probably something like this

  git clone git@github.com:runningt/dotfiles.git <dotfiles_directory>
  cd <some_directory>
  git submodule init
  git submodule update

Note: submodules are configured to use ssh clone adress, so probably it's better to clone full repo using ssh. It might be impossible to clone full repo using https.

Use GNU make
```
 cd <dotfiles_directory>
 make vim
```

You can also do every step manually:

Backup old .vimrc and .vim
```
make vim_backup
```

Or:

    cd
    mv .vimrc .vimrc.back
    mv .vim .vim.back

Link new .vimrc and .vim
```
 make vim_links
```

Or:

    cd
    ln -fs <dotfiles_direcotry>/.vim
    ln -fs <dotfiles_directory>/.vimrc

Link modules you want to autolad
```
 make vim_enable_<module_to_disable>
```

Or:

    cd .vimrc/bundle
    ln -fs ../bundle_all/<module_to_enable>

Usage of bundle* directories

bubdle_all directory contains all vim plugins installed

bundle_loaded directory contains only plugins really loaded by pathogen. It should contain symbolic links to selected plugins from ../bundle_all

bundle is in fact a symbolic link to ../bundle_loaded (to be compatible with pathogen)

To enable some module:

make vim_enable_<module_to_enable>

To disable module:

make vim_disable_<module_to_disable>