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Provides syntax highlighting and a bunch of other niceties that I
haven't looked into.
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Include basic settings plus compiler mappings. Mappings facilitate
compiling and running Go programs.
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Made a mistake. Using `yi` means that commands like `yi(` don't work
anymore so change the mapping to `yoi` because I can't think of anything
better.
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I often find that I want to delete the line inserted from the `yo`
mapping. This adds a mapping that doesn't add the line in the first
place so I don't have to go back and delete it after pasting.
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Add:
* surround.vim
* golang
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Adds syntax highlighting and other filetype plugins for go. This
package is a mirror of the official repo's vim plugins.
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I incorrectly set the mapping to open the current working directory
instead of the current file's directory.
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Useful for modifying the current file quickly. Did this manually a few
times and it was kind of a pain.
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Just in case. Can be useful to open the file in a different editor
sometimes and if there's an easy way to do it all the better.
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Since I'm using OS X's stock vim which isn't compiled with clipboard
support, add a command to copy text to the clipboard. Useful when split
windows are open or when I want to copy an entire file that takes up
more than a single terminal page.
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Make 0 go to the beginning of the visual line and $ go to the end. Have
g0 and g$ go to the beginning and end of the _actual_ line.
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The stock highlighting didn't recognise multiline strings.
"Like this \
one"
Add a better JS syntax highlighter.
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Add a `<c-g>u` to my save command mapping in Insert mode so I can be
sure that my edits are progressively fed to the undo tree.
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I typically don't want to search the vendor directory when I'm working
in Ruby projects.
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Make a plugin out of a Stack Overflow post for a better autoread
augroup.
The `autoread` setting in vim will automatically reload a file if it's
been changed outside of vim (if you've made unsaved changes vim will
prompt before loading the file). By default, however, vim doesn't
automatically detect when a file has changed. It only happens when you
do certain things. This sets up an autocmd to force a check a bit more
often by tying into the CursorHold events. A bit hackish it seems but it
works like a charm.
This has been sorely needed especially since yesterday when I was
switching git branches in a project several times and editing various
files only to be alerted upon saving that the file on disk has changed.
Previously I would say it was a minor annoyance to have to type :e! in
those situations. Yesterday it was a freaking pain in the glaiven since
it happened unexpectedly so many times and after I was ready to
commit/save edits.
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"tx" is an awkward pair of keys and it kind of hurts to type. Change the
mapping to something easier on the fingers.
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Makes it easier to switch between two tabs when there are a bunch open.
Instead of having to memorize their tab numbers, just use this command.
Taken from
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2119754/switch-to-last-active-tab-in-vim
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Spell out what the mapping is doing.
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Deleting or modifying quotes and other surrounding characters has become
too much of a pain. Time to install surround.
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If I don't make the colour difference too drastic it still looks all
right, and it's _much_ easier to follow the guide if it's a different
colour than the two surrounding it.
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It was getting annoying having to keep typing "gT" after every ":bd".
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For a quick way to scroll two windows together. Useful for looking at
two different versions of a file where the versions are themselves
separate files.
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* Add entry in CHANGELOG
* Delete commented trial lines
* Add source URLs in a comment above the new augroup
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I did need to set `b:did_ftplugin` in an autocmd. Without doing so I
was only setting it for the first opened buffer, and subsequent buffers
would have filetype plugins enabled. I'm surprised that I didn't realise
it until today. Figured out that I should be setting the autocmd on
BufReadPre in order to get the variable set properly for all buffers
that I open.
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Remove the `Stab` command now that I moved it to a self-contained plugin.
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Take the `Stab` command from my vimrc and put it in a custom plugin.
This will keep my vimrc cleaner and since the the functions are
autoloaded it may ever so slightly improve performance.
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Highlight the current line. Makes it easier to see where the cursor is.
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Highlight background colour of the current line. Set it to a couple
stops lighter than the background colour.
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Shows a visual representation of the current file's undo tree. Makes it
easier to see what you did and when, and roll back to a previous version.
I tried installing undotree.vim
(http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=4177), a pure
Vimscript plugin that's similar, but it requires vim 7.3 with patch005
applied which I don't have, and I'm not crazy about compiling a new vim.
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Ensure that my changes can be undone if I accidentally press Ctrl-u or
Ctrl-w in insert mode.
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Copy of Tim Pope's paste helper. I didn't want the full unimpaired.vim
but this functionality is really useful, so including it here in a
separate plugin.
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Copied from
https://github.com/godlygeek/vim-files/blob/master/plugin/vsearch.vim
which resembles https://github.com/bronson/vim-visual-star-search but
uses the # and * keys directly instead of <leader>*. Allows text in the
current visual selection to be searched for as you would a word with #
and *.
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Set two space indentation for Ruby.
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Actually enjoyed the textwidth setting of the default gitcommit
ftplugin so bringing that over to my custom one.
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Use a dark grey colour on statuslines of inactive windows to make it
easier to differentiate between active and inactive windows. The active
window remains the old light grey.
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Move gitcommit indentation settings from vimrc to an ftplugin file.
Keeps things more organised and makes for a cleaner vimrc.
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Working version of disabled default ftplugins.
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Only run my ftplugins, not the ones that vim provides.
NOTE: this doesn't work. Figure out why.
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To keep things organised, use the .vim/ftdetect directory instead of my
vimrc to set the JSON filetype.
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* Ensure filetype plugin is on so that ftplugins get loaded
* Add a filetype plugin for python with PEP8 indentation and cancel my
custom mappings that preserve indentation on empty lines
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For commentary.vim.
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A command that removes line numbers and invisibles in one go so that
text can be more easily selected and copied at the OS level.
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Faster way to create new tabs.
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