Just another Vim settings under version control system.
Run these commands to get this Vim configuration working on your Linux machine.
git clone git@github.com:stsh89/vim-settings.git ~/.vim --recursive
echo "source ~/.vim/.vimrc" > ~/.vimrc
git submodule update --remote
My Tmux config on Ubuntu looks like this:
$ cat ~/.tmux.conf
set -g default-terminal "screen-256color"
set-option -g history-limit 1000000
cf " Copy relative file path
cF " Copy absolute file path
\ff " (leader+ff) just an alias for CtrlP
Should be placed inside _gvimrc on Windows or .gvimrc on Linux, uncomment needed lines:
" colorscheme onedark
" colorscheme molokai
" set guifont=Consolas:h11:cANSI "Win11
" set guifont=Source\ Code\ Pro\ 13 "Fedora
set co=120
set lines=30
- Auto Pairs
- CtrlP
- Emmet
- Endwise
- Indexed Search
- Searchsavvy
- Tcomment
- Awesome Vim Colorschemes
- Vim Polyglot
- Fugitive
Make vim to copy into system clipboard:
sudo apt-get install vim-gnome
:set clipboard=unnamedplus
Join two lines with space between them:
Shift + J
Join two lines without space between them:
gJ
Spell check:
:setlocal spell spelllang=en
Spell check manipulations
]s " move to the next mispelled word
[s " move to the previous mispelled word
zg " add a word to the dictionary
zug " undo the addition of a word to the dictionary
z= " view spelling suggestions for a mispelled word
Left only current tab open:
:tabo
Open file under cursor in Vim:
gf
Open URL under cursor in Vim with browser:
gx
Change working directory to the currently open file:
:cd %:p:h
Change the directory only for the current window:
:lcd %:p:h
Append output of an external command:
:read !date
Open the output of a shell command in a new tab:
:tabe|read !echo #
Open the output of a shell command in a split pane:
:new|read !echo #
Highlight comments:
:highlight comment ctermbg=192
Remote editing:
vim scp://deploy@172.17.17.99//
Netrw manipulations:
% " create new file.
gh " hide/unhide hidden files
Remove ^M artifacts:
:%s/\r//
View binary file as hex:
:%!xxd
Move pane to a new tab:
Ctrl-W Shift-T
Paste yanked text into Vim command line:
Ctrl-R "
Open file on specific line:
vim +20 file.txt
Highlight 81 column:
set colorcolumn=81
Wrap selected text to some fixed width:
gq
Display current filename:
:echo @%
Pretty json:
:%!python3 -m json.tool
Reload the file:
:e!
Launch Vim without any plugin:
vim -u NONE
Sort visually selected lines:
:sort /\ze\%V/
Remove duplicate spaces:
:s/\s\+/ /g
Reformat file for a nice column layout:
:%!column -t
Open quick fix window:
:copen
Close quick fix window:
:ccl
Copy current file relative path:
:let @+=expand('%')
Copy current file absolute path:
:let @+=expand('%:p')
Copy file name:
:let @+=expand('%:t')
Search exact word:
/\<your_exact_word\>