Author: Steve Haßenpflug ryzawy@gmail.com
My personal Vim/gVim configuration, flavored by pathogen and some plugins. It should work platform independend. At least thats what I'm aiming for ;)
Plugins are included via git submodules, one of them needs Exuberant Ctags.
Optional: If you haven't already, install Exuberant Ctags and make sure it
comes first in $PATH. Alternatively, set the absolute path in your vimrc via let Tlist_Ctags_Cmd = <PATH>.
Use curl (for Mac OS X):
curl -o - https://raw.github.com/ryz/vim-ryz/master/auto-install.sh | sh
or wget (for most UNIX platforms):
wget -O - https://raw.github.com/ryz/vim-ryz/master/auto-install.sh | sh
If you're using MAC OS X or GNU/Linux (or any other "POSIX compliant" system really) and Git v1.6.5 or later simply copy and paste these lines:
cd ~
git clone --recursive git://github.com/ryz/vim-ryz.git ~/.vim
ln -s ~/.vim/vimrc ~/.vimrc
Everything should be set now.
Clone this repository into your home directory (~/) via git clone --recursive git://github.com/ryz/vim-ryz.git ~/.vim. Don't forget the --recursive flag, as it's needed to recursively clone plugins included via submodules!
To keep things tidy, create a symbolic link pointing to the vimrc file in your home directory:
ln -s ~/.vim/vimrc ~/.vimrc
Everything should be set up now.
Download my ready-made package, submodules included. Just unzip into your vim directory (~/.vim/ or $HOME/vimfiles respectively, dependend on your OS). rename 'vimrc' to '.vimrc' on linux or '_vimrc' on Windows, done.
Here's a short overview for the plugins I'm using and how i've customized them to my needs. I'll add descriptions over time.
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NERDTree: A tree explorer plugin for navigating the filesystem.
Useful commands:
:Bookmark [name]- bookmark any directory as name
:NERDTree [name]- open the bookmark [name] in Nerd Tree
Custom commands:<Leader>n- Open NERDTree -
MRU: Easy access to a list of recently opened/edited files in Vim. Custom commands:
<Leader>m- Run MRU for fast access to recent files.