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Some ideas ! #5

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gnuletik opened this issue Apr 24, 2015 · 7 comments
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Some ideas ! #5

gnuletik opened this issue Apr 24, 2015 · 7 comments

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@gnuletik
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Add a part in README.md to show how to configure the color of cc bar (the default one is a uggly red one)

  • hightlight ColorColumn ctermbg=10

New features ?

  • Add git merge marker
  • End of line red marker

A part "What next ?" for vim's beginners containing for example :

  • Configure your syntax, colors... (link examples)
  • vim-plug
  • ctrlp
  • lightline.vim (powerline ?)
  • ucompleteme
  • nerdtree
  • etc...
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Le-Bit commented Apr 24, 2015

Keep in mind that the original purpose of the plugin is to allow students to use vim in Epitech.
In order to stick with the UNIX philosophy, I suggest you do a blog post or a gist or whatever that fit you.
I'll add a link to the readme.
As for the git marker, I don't know what it does. do you have some screenshots to share ?
And for the ColorColumn, the users must have the choice, I think let the defaults on and why not add a line to the Readme.

@gnuletik
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A gist to refer some links to show to students how to begin with vim is a very good idea !
I will try to do it !

About the git merge marker, it's cleaner to use this plugin https://github.com/rhysd/conflict-marker.vim, it was a bad idea, as much as the end of line red marker because it's invasive !

About the ColorColumn configuration, I totally agree that users must have the choice, I'm agree to add a line to the README to inform them !

@casimir
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casimir commented Apr 24, 2015

@gnuletik As for the cc's color it's up to your theme, there isn't any configuration about that in this plugin.

About new features, are you looking for something like http://vimawesome.com/plugin/vim-signify?

All about helping beginners could have its place here but in the wiki. A good way to share plugins and tweaks is simply linking your .(n)vimrc online (or dotfile repo, ...)

@gnuletik
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Yes, but for a begginer's who doesn't have theme, the default one is red. Anyway, with a theme, there isn't problems.

I was just talking about highlighting merge conflicts markers in git. But the plugin I mentioned before do it !
Thanks for vim-signify, it will be useful !

Okay, it's true that the wiki is a better place ! I will try to put some links to help the beginners (and the more experienced ones) !

@casimir
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casimir commented Apr 24, 2015

It would be great having an issue to track wiki advancement listing points to document too. Someone will to make it?

@gnuletik
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I posted a new thread, I will edit it to add the page / information you want to add in the wiki.
For now, I posted some links to a wiki page !
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casimir commented Apr 24, 2015

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