The Vim Config file

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Now that you know how to enable features in Vim, let's store all of them in one place so we don't need to constantly set them all the time.

Boris LOUBOFF
Boris LOUBOFF
~ 9 years ago

Hi, thanks for this short videos. Would it be possible to share the .vimrc file used to get the result shown at the very end of the last video ? Thank you.

David Gomez
David Gomez
~ 9 years ago
ephemera
ephemera
~ 9 years ago

thanks for sharing your .vimrc file! I also found :vsp, :sp, :!, :colorscheme very useful too.

Nick Ostrovsky
Nick Ostrovsky
~ 9 years ago

Hi, how do you autocomplete in shell?

Mike Hartington
Mike Hartington(instructor)
~ 9 years ago

Thats built in. If you start typing the name of anything, you can type the first few letters then hit <tab> to complete it

Xavier
Xavier
~ 9 years ago

Great stuff @mike!

C. Corey Capel
C. Corey Capel
~ 9 years ago

The Tab key will attempt to autocomplete in the shell. Tab will also attempt to autocomplete the text you type when in vim's command mode.

Dan
Dan
~ 9 years ago

Thanks for the series. Can you do some for plugins?

hima
hima
~ 9 years ago

..i went to ur dotfiles github page and ran these statements on my terminal..(Since i already have git, node, npm installed on my mac)

brew tap thoughtbot/formulae brew install rcm git clone https://github.com/mhartington/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles cd $HOME rcup

now my vim is not working..it complaining this... [dein] Does not work this version of Vim (703). [dein] Does not work this version of Vim (703). Error detected while processing /Users/siva/.vimrc: line 26: E117: Unknown function: dein#begin

skorp
skorp
~ 9 years ago

update your vim or install it via brew: brew install vim --with-lua add an alias to the new installed vim folder .bashrc or aliases file if you have one.

alias vim="/usr/local/Cellar/vim/7.4.873/bin/vim"