Yet Another VIMRC

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                                                                             this time by malev

This is my personal vimrc file. It's based on fisavim, but with an agnostic approach. I use this configuration to write code in javascript, ruby and python on my everyday work. I also use it on every VPS under my control.

Install

curl https://raw.github.com/malev/yav/master/tool/install.sh | sh

Requirements

In order to use this Vimrc file you will need ctags and Ack. To install them on Ubuntu just run:

sudo apt-get install exuberant-ctags
sudo apt-get install ack-grep

Default configuration

Vim configuration

• ColorScheme: If the terminal has full color support it will use solarized, just because it's beatufil! If you don't have full color support then it will switch to , just because it's beatufil! If you don't have full color support then it will switch to wombat.
• Custom functions: It has some customs functions, for instance it will jump to the last cursor position if the file has already been opened. You can toggle between normal and paste modes with F2.
• Userful variables: As any normal Vim, the current filename is stored on %, but here you can access to the current path with %% too.
• Tabs navigations: You can create a new tab with tt, move to the next tab with tn, go back with tp and move any tab to any position with tm and the position you want.
• Windows: As always you can create new panels with: :split and :vsplit, or the short ways: :sp or :vp. But to surf arround the panels you can use the shortkeys: Ctrl + h, Ctrl +j, Ctrl + k and Ctrl + l. Which is much faster than the traditional Ctrl + w command.
• Save as sudo with: :w!!
• Common typos support: WQ, Wq, W and Q work as they lower case friends.
• Switch between the last 2 files on the buffer: ,,

Plugins configuration

• NERD tree: <F3> To opens the file browser. o opens the file, t opens in a new tab, s opens in a vertical split, i opens in a horizontal split. If you type g before any instruction, you will have preview mode.
• Comments: Ctrl + c to comment selected lines. Ctrl + x to uncomment selected lines.
• TagBar: <F4> toggles Tag Bar.
• CtrlP: ,e opens the finder.
• TabMan: tl Toggles tabman, tf Focus tabman
• YankRing: <C p> Paste previous yank, <C n> Paste next yank. :YRShow show yanked history.

to be continue

New to Vim?

If you are new to vim there are a lot of places where you can start learning about this great tool. You should start watching this video, you can also read this by Drew Neil or, finally you could watch this screencasts serie by Dan Benjamin. Anyway, there is really a lot of vim stuff around the web. My recommendation is that you start with baby steps.

Plugins installed

You can find them here.

TODO

• Add custom config file.

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2013 Marcos Vanetta, aka malev

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

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