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simplify jEdit-style window splitting shortcuts

sunaku (author)

Thu Jul 01 11:34:54 -0700 2010

commit 166c1bb37f3b407cbb3b
tree 67235eb1cd6f529c8ed4
parent e8406a155424eb3d945a

.vim /

name	age	history message
.gitignore	Sat Apr 17 09:53:27 -0700 2010	ignore generated helptags files inside bundles [sunaku]
README	Sat May 22 14:55:09 -0700 2010	refer to Vim scripts as bundles, not plugins [sunaku]
bundle/	Fri Jun 25 16:31:06 -0700 2010	remove SearchComplete plugin; interferes with R... [sunaku]
config.vim	Thu Jul 01 11:37:09 -0700 2010	simplify jEdit-style window splitting shortcuts [sunaku]
vimrc_example.vim	Mon Dec 28 23:02:46 -0800 2009	base my vimrc on the official Vim example vimrc [sunaku]

README

sunaku's Vim configuration
==========================

At long last, I have completely switched from jEdit to Vim,
and this is the Vim configuration that made it all possible.

Dependencies:

  Vim 7.2 or newer

Installation:

  # backup
  mv ~/.vim ~/.vim.bak
  mv ~/.vimrc ~/.vimrc.bak

  # install
  git clone git://github.com/sunaku/.vim.git ~/.vim
  ln -s ~/.vim/config.vim ~/.vimrc

Bundle management:

  Bundles (also known as "Vim scripts") are installed
  into their own, self-contained subdirectories inside
  the bundle/ directory.  They are dynamically added
  to Vim's runtimepath (at the top of config.vim) so
  that Vim knows about them and loads them normally.

  Installing or upgrading bundles:

    cd ~/.vim/bundle/
    ruby get.rb         # install/upgrade
    sh doc.sh           # index helptags

  Adding bundles:

    cd ~/.vim/bundle/
    #
    # XXX is the ID number from URLs such as:
    # http://vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=XXX
    #
    # YYY is the name (your choice) of the bundle
    #
    echo 'script_id: XXX' > YYY.get

  Removing bundles:

    cd ~/.vim/bundle/
    #
    # YYY is the name (your choice) of the bundle
    #
    rm -rf YYY.get YYY/