Vim Configuration
Vim is one of the greatest editors of all time. Here you can find my Vim config and other files that I have come across over the years. One of the greatest strengths of Vim is how customizable it is and this page is dedicated to all the tweaks and scripts that make Vim better. I use Vim on Mac OS X, Windows and Linux for those interested be sure to check out the MacVim page.
Configuration files
Here are my current configuration files for those interested. vimrc, gvimrc It is just the raw files, you should not use them as they containt very specific settings for macros and plugins I have installed. But they are useful and nice to see what other people are using (that’s how I’ve found some killer tips).
Favorite Plugins
These are some of the plugins I use on a day to day basis.
- Align – Charles E. Campbell, Jr. Ph.D. – Align text by white space, commas, etc.. very handy
- NERD Tree – Martin Grenfell – provides a nice file tree explorer
- Lusty-Explorer – Stephen Bach – Dynamic file system and buffer explorer
- ZoomWin – Charles Campbell – ability to zoom in and out of windows
- MatchIt – Benji Fisher Ph.D. – makes % work better specially with html tags
- Mini Buffer Explorer – Bindu Wavell – very good way to see your loaded buffers and navigate them
- LustyJuggler – Stephen Bach – excellent buffer browser/switcher
- MRU – Gergely Kontra – Most Recently Used files
- RCSVers – Roger Pilkey / Juan Frias – Automaticaly creates a new version of your file whenever you save
- TagList – Yegappan Lakshmanan – Generate a tag list naviator window
- VisIncr – Charles E. Campbell, Jr. Ph.D. – Quickly generate list of numbers or dates using visual blocks
Other Vim Sections
This page was getting kind of crowded so I have split it into separate sections.
Juan Frias
Ubuntu
photographer
Anon
24 Oct, 2008
Thanks, nice list! Since you seem to be using gvim on OS X, you should definitely check out MacVim: http://code.google/com/p/macvim/
pete
16 Nov, 2008
Thanks for nice and simple colorschemes!!!
Almost all colorshcemes use to much colors, so finally I found my favourite ones
Alessandro
23 May, 2009
Hi,
I just want to inform you that a add one global variable to your script “TaskList” and made a change on the “map” option. Of course, in my copy of your plugin. I used t for something else and I added a global variable to be able to change the key mapping in a setting flag.