vimfiles

Set of plugins and vim configuration. Uses vundle to organize plugins.

Features

• Tree view
• Tag view
• Binds <C-s> for saving (like windows).
• Search text pattern on each source file from (current working) directory recursively

Installation

1. In your home directory, execute

$ git clone git@github.com:tristanperalta/vimfiles.git

2. Remove existing .vim directory and .vimrc file and create symlinks

$ [ -d ${HOME} ] || mkdir -p ${HOME}/.config/nvim

3. Install minpac

$ git clone git@github.com:k-takata/minpac.git $HOME/.config/nvim/pack/minpac/opt/minpac
$ vim -c ':PackUpdate'

4. For the Ctrl-s to work properly, add this to your .bashrc file

$ echo "stty stop ''" >> ~/.bashrc
$ source ~/.bashrc

5. Install fonts (optional, only when using X display such as gVim)

$ sudo apt-get install ttf-inconsolata
$ sudo fc-cache -fv # update font-cache

6. Add this line to .bashrc or .bash.local script

export FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND='rg --files'

7. Install ripgrep

sudo apt install ripgrep

Notes

To fix the redraw problem on Ubuntu, go to Compiz Setup Manager → Workarounds → (check) "Force full screen redraw (buffer swap) on repaint"

Basic Usage

• to open fuzzy matching, <Leader>o
• to open tree view, hit <Leader>t
• to comment multiple lines, select lines (using visual or select from mouse), <Leader>cc
• Hold <C-h> or <C-l> to move between buffers
• Hold <C-d> to delete current buffer (close file).

Bundled Plugins

• ack.vim - type - A to initiate search
• delimitmate - autocompletion of quotes, parenthesis, brackets etc.
• CtrlP - implements TextMate cmd-T functionality
• html5.vim - syntax for HTML 5
• minibufexpl.vim - buffer explorer
• nerdcommenter - for easy commenting
• nerdtree - file tree explorer
• snipmate.vim - implements TextMate snippets feature
• vim-colors-solarized
• vim-easymotion - Simple way to use motions
• vim-jquery - jQuery syntax
• vim-fugitive - Git support
• vim-rails - Ruby on Rails tools
• vim-surround - surrounding parenthesis, brackets, quotes, XML and more