VOID's vim configuration QWQ
###Contents
> vim-airline --- A tool for beautify vim status line
> syntastic --- Easy-to-use Syntax checking Plugin
> nerdtree --- Show the directory structure
> vim-fugitive --- Git supported
> YouCompleteMe --- Fancy autocomplete plugin
> vimproc --- VimShell Dependencies
> vimshell --- Using shell in vim
> YCM-Generator --- Ycm auxiliary, show you an easy-to-use YCM
> auto-pairs --- Insert or delete brackets, parens, quotes in pair
###How-to-Guide
- First change to your .vim directory and make a dir named 'bundle'
- Then exec this command
git clone https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim.git ~/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim - Then put replace your .vimrc file with the .vimrc file in my repo ~
- Then open a new vim editor and enter
:PluginInstallmake sure you have network connection enabled - After this all the plugins except Ycm should work well
- YCM should be compiled first, to compile YCM, just cd to
~/.vim/bundle/YouCompleteMe/then run/path/to/your/python2 install.py --clang-completer - Then if you want to enable Ycm just put a .ycm_extra_conf.py in your current directory , or in any father directory, Here is a .ycm_extra_conf.py for C++ use (in this repo)
- And feel free to hack on it ~ !
- \\ for open the tree view
- C-n for a new tab
- C-l for moving to the right tab
- C-h for moving to the left tab
- C-F9 for compiling, currently support C, C++ and Java
- F9 for compiling and running, currently support C, C++, Java, Python and Ruby
- If you are in a project root directory , use :YcmGenerator to generate the autocomplete and syntax checking confiugration file for your project =O=
If you want to enable the plugin vimshell, You might need to build it first. See the help message for more details
- Just make Pull Request as you want!