All plugins are enabled via vundle.
To install:
bash -x bin/vimrc-install.sh bash -x bin/plugin-install.sh
It will replace ~/.vimrc with a symbolic link to vimrc Files
and ~/.vim/ dir with a symbolic link to dot.vim/ dir.
Main .vimrc is the shortest possible: just enough to find my
settings and setup VimPlug.
I have 2 type of settings: 1. the ones for Vim itself, 2. the others specific to the plugins installed.
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+- dot.vim/ # my hand-made stuff
| +- autoload # bootstrap stuff
| +- colors # standalone theme files
| +- help # standalone help files
| +- syntax # standalone syntax files
| +- plugin
| +- mv-vim # my system settings
| +- ftype # my ftypes
| +- config # my config for native Vim plugins
| +- extras # standalone scripts
|
+- vim-plug.d/ # plugins via vim-plug.d
| +- bundle # installed plugins
| +- config # my plugins config
|
+- bin/ # bash stuff
+- plugin-install.sh # calls VimPlug install in commandline
+- vimrc-install.sh # overwrites ~/.vim
Inside .vimrc all files from dot.vim/ are loaded via the command
runtime. This will also trigger autoload/plug.vim and make VimPLug
commands available.
After that, a second source command will execute the script that loads all
VimPLug plugins by file name.
To check what scripts were loaded:
# in the shell
$ gvim --startuptime vim.time.txt
# inside vim
:scriptnames
:Scriptnames " if you have vim-scriptease installed
Some plugins do need python and lua enabled in MacVim. If you are using homebrew:
brew install macvim --with-lua --with-python3 --with-cscope
Or check for those with
# in the shell
$ vim --version
# inside vim
:version
Major keytrokes used:
\ :
,sp split below
,vsp split right
,spt split to new tab
,rnu toogle relative number
,ace Acp enable
,acd Acp disable
,be bufexplorer: in-place
,bs bufexplorer: above
,bv bufexplorer: right
,ff Toggle - CtrlP File
,fr Toggle - CtrlP Root
,f. Toggle - CtrlP ../
,fb Toggle - CtrlP Buffer
,fw Toggle - CtrlP CWD
,cc Toggle - CtrlP Clear Cache
,ca Toggle - CtrlP Clear All Caches
,ext netrw: TabExplore
,exl netrw: LeftExplore
# vim-commentary
{Visual}gc
comment/uncomment by selection - vim-commentary
gc
gc{motion}
comment/uncomment by motion - vim-commentary
gcc
[count]gcc
comment/uncomment by count - vim-commentary
gcu
comment/uncomment adjancent unit - vim-commentary
{count}<C-A> / {count}<C-X>
increase/decrease date - vim-speeddating
# vim-unimpaired
[f previous file in dir - TPope's Unimpaired
]f next file in dir - TPope's Unimpaired
[b previous buffer
]b next buffer
[n previous diff mark
]n next diff mark
[e current text line above
]e current text line below
[Space insert blank line above
]Space insert blank line below
[xx ]xx encode/decode XML
[uu ]uu encode/decode URL
[yy ]yy encode/decode C String
# vim-enuch
:Mkdir Create a directory, defaulting to the parent of the current file.
:Move Rename a buffer and the file on disk simultaneously.
:Remove Delete a buffer and the file on disk simultaneously.
:Rename Like :Move, but relative to the current file's containing directory.
:Unlink Like :Remove, but keeps the now empty buffer.
:Chmod Change the permissions of the current file.
# vim-obsession
:Obsess[!] Save my current session. `vim -S` to restore.
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