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.vimrc

• willcodeforfoo

  I stopped using vim after TextMate came along, but this still comes in handy from time to time.

• asommer

  Basically it's the default Gentoo /etc/vimrc, but Shift+h and Shift+l are mapped to change tabs in vim7. I use this mostly on Red Hat based systems that don't have that Gentoo goodness...heh

• defunkt

• davidlee

• noah

• voyeg3r

  This file is very complete and have much functions for advanced users

• jmcantrell

• xcezx

• vjt

• tfmoraes

  .vimrc com comentários em pt-br.

• packagthief

• princ3

  my useradditions to the standarddotfiles

• dominator22

• foca

  Set a few nice options (incsearch, ignorecase, line numbers, showmatch, ...), load matchit, and declare filetype dependent indent settings

• dbruns

• frogb

• zymos000

• plee98008

• omab

• piggybox

• amartini51

• wu-wei

  what is this field for

• gregf

• trinitor

• mitry

• dgoodlad

• gufo

  Last line seems redundant. Actually I have a slightly modified version of the default theme, called "default". This way I can use the same configuration file over different machines without warnings, even if i don't port my modified theme.

• dwf

  My rather basic .vimrc

• unforgiven

  Mostly just pieced together from other examples and using ideas from others posted on the web. Keeps the current working directory that of the file you're working on, four space tabs, smart indenting.

• polachok

  my vim config

• purey

• tsukkee

  2008/07/10 repository http://github.com/tsukkee/config/tree/master

• primitiveworker

  one's .vimrc is a subtle and precious thing.

• vermaden

• anildigital

• delirio

  my .vimrc at Втр Ноя 27 20:44:35 MSK 2007

• jhdf

  I've been using this for years. I think you can find a lot of interesting things here. A special note goes for those who'd like bash's editing bindings (emacs style) in insert mode.

• ryz

  last update: 2007-11-22 14:45

• hanekomu

  Normally lives in http://search.cpan.org/dist/Dist-Joseki/. It is totally geared towards perl hacking and works in combination with my other dotfiles.

• harliff

• inty

• BrettRS

  My .vimrc file, made by looking at other's and at the vim resources, also used vim tips wiki. My complete .vim directory can be downloaded at this url: http://www.bigbrett.net/vim.tar.bz2 . It includes all my scripts, plugins, indents, syntax, etc..

• battlemidget

• cadizm

• pento

• bartman

• inky

• gunman

  ...with shortcuts for tabbing, hex-editing, syntax-highlighting and search-gimmicks and folding

• tweekgeek

• steve

  Basic .vimrc, plus mapping F5 and F6 to next and previous error. Also makes potentially problematic whitespace characters obvious in a nice-looking, unobtrusive way.

• ha1f

  Lets you jump to different tabs rather easily. set term=xterm keeps things working for xterm + screen.

• mico

  vimrc with mouse support in terminal/putty (and screen, and 256 colors in screen, screenrc coming up next).

• centyx

• polar

• ardekantur

• maxcantor

  A hardened veteran .vimrc file, with post-traumatic stress disorder and teeth filed to deadly sharp points. Of particular interest: - Use ; to toggle search hilight. - Uses the "happy hacking dark gray" colorscheme, found here: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=815 - When editing files in /etc/apache2, set syntax to "apache". - Continuous indent adjustment (just keep hitting < or >). - Easy movement between split windows with Ctrl + h, j, k l. - Use H and L to smart-jump between Tabs or Buffers, depending on what you have open. - Use ,case to change camelCase into camel_case in your visual selection. - Use _ and + to resize split windows. Use ,w to split between horizontal and vertical resizing. - Use ,w to enter an HTML tag and wrap your visual selection in that tag. - Use ,n to toggle "Notepad wrap mode", which lets you easily navigate wrapped lines.

• Tinou

  parts from the books, parts from tips...

• tebeka

• jocafa

  Messy, but it's what I use regularly.

• meonkeys

  You might find some reusable gems in here.

• pcon

• sleepyEDB

  This .vimrc enables features such as a permanent status line at the bottom of the screen, forcing Vim to use the Kprinter dialog screen when the :hardcopy command is invoked, a 'Save changes?' dialog box upon exit, and a separate backup directory for automatic backup files.

• kparnell

  A simple .vimrc

• fazibear

• cahenan

  Python Ready!

• brendano

• jmrepetti

• krc

  My .vimrc One of my most valued dotfiles, along with my bash setup.

• jackyyll

  My .vimrc ... Pretty basic settings.

• dakrone

  Make sure you create the ~/.backup directories for vim backup files

• TJM

  A simple vim configuration file pieced together from others I have found.

• djanowski

• tcort

  Simple vimrc to disable auto-indent, enable spell checking of text files, enable cool colors and add a macro for updating a time stamp.

• koct9i

• joaoTrindade

  Long .vimrc (498 lines) with lot of comments

• mkfs

  Vim config file. Sources the following files if they are present: ~mkfs/.vim_dev.rc ~mkfs/.vim_user.rc . Provides a generally-useful (for vi types) configuration with a custom status line ("filename mode [type] ... position [ASCII:HEX] %pos"), default file type of Text, and spell checking enabled only in text and html files.

• petdance

  I do lots of Perl, some PHP.

• doo

  my Vimrc, lifted from dotfiles, and hacked a touch.

• neon

• caffeine

• Gigamo

• blu3ness

  Pretty basic vim setup, has all the bells and whistles, very functional.

• mcandre

  I like the line numbers, yo!

• moondust

• claytron

• paralaX

  basic vim config for python

• harleypig

• cpjolicoeur

  copied and modified from defunkt

• nofxx

  VIm

• delph

• burbon

• nzeer

• debay

  Relatively standard vimrc with common configuration for searching, whitespace handling, navigation, etc. There are some interesting shortcuts and customizations sprinkled throughout that I've come across over time.

• leachim6

• buttons

• caio

  Tweaked .vimrc made assembled using web searches and manpages.

• calebegg