This is the contents of my .vim directory. It includes my vimrc, which you should symlink to ~/.vimrc in order to get the goodness.

It includes several plugins: Git-vim, Gist, NERDtree, FuzzyFinder, FuzzyFinderTextmate, lots of color schemes, updated ruby bindings, and more.

To use, copy this directory to ~/.vim and symlink ~/.vim/vimrc to ~/.vimrc.

Fugitive provides:

• Super-duper git functionality.

• github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive

NerdTree provides:

• A TextMate style ‘project drawer’

• A built in filesystem explorer

FuzzyFinder(Textmate) provides:

• A TextMate style ‘cmd-t’ buffer switching interface

• An ‘open buffers’ tab-esque interface

Ack provides:

• Awesome code grepping

Taglist provides:

• Easy source code browsing

• Must have exuberant ctags installed

• Set to auto-populate behind the scenes

Surround provides:

• Setting or replacing text that surrounds lines

NERD_Commenter provides:

• Super smart comment control

Gist provides:

• Integrated gist support

:GitAdd <file>

git-add <file> or current file if not specified.

:GitCommit <args>

git-commit.

:GitStatus

Show git-status of current file or repository.

:GitLog

Show git-log of current file or repository.

:GitCheckout <args>

git-checkout. Completes git commits.

:GitDiff <args>

git-diff. Completes git commits.

:GitPull <args>

git-pull.

:GitPullRebase

git-pull –rebase.

:GitPush <args>

git-push. Defaults to +git push origin <current-branch>+.

:GitCatFile <args>

git-cat-file.

:Git <args>

Does any git command.

:GitVimDiffMerge

Experimental. Call this command on unmerged file to enter vimdiff mode.

:GitVimDiffMergeDone

Call this command after merging.

:Ack

Takes options, a pattern, and a directory. Shows results in a quickbuffer.

:AckAdd

Like Ack + grepadd - adds to, rather than replaces, the quickbuffer.

:LAck

Ack + lgrep - opens in location-list

:LAckAdd

Appends to the location list

:TlistOpen

Opens the tag list window

:TlistToggle

Toggle the tag list window

Details follow on the exact semantics, but first, consider the following examples. An asterisk (*) is used to denote the cursor position.

Old text Command New text ~ "Hello *world!" ds" Hello world! [123+4*56]/2 cs]) (123+456)/2 "Look ma, I'm *HTML!" cs"<q> <q>Look ma, I'm HTML!</q> if *x>3{ysW( if ( x>3 ){my $str = *whee!; vlllls' my $str = 'whee!';

ds

Delete surrounding - use the character or a ‘t’ for tag (ds“, dst)

cs

Change surrounding - first what to change, then what to change to

ys

Takes a motion and surrounds it with the second argument, like cs

s

In visual mode, wraps the text with the character argument

,cc

Comment the current line, or selected text in visual mode

,c

Toggle the comment

,ci

Toggles the set of lines individually (like “c ”, but assumes each line may have different settings)

,cs

Comment Sexily - up close to the start of each line

,cA

Append a comment to the end of the line

,cl

Comment and align on the left side

,cb

Comment and align on both sides

,cu

Uncomment the selected lines

:Gist

post the whole text to gist

:‘<,’>Gist

post the selected text to gist

:Gist -p

post wholet ext to gist with private

:Gist -a

post the whole text to gist with anonymous

:Gist -e

Edit the gist

:Gist -e foo.js

Edit the gist with the name ‘foo.js’

:Gist XXXXX

Get gist

:Gist -c XXXXX

Get gist and put to clipboard

:Gist -l

List my gists

:Gist -la

List gists from all

,rp

:TextilePreview - render textile to a temp file, open in browser

,rt

:TextileRenderTab - render textile to a new tab

,rf

:TextileREdnerFile - render to a file

,d

Toggle NERDtree

,t

FuzzyFinderTextmate

,b

FuzzyBufferFinder

,l

TListToggle

,gd

:GitDiff

,gD

:GitDiff –cached

,gs

:GitStatus

,gl

:GitLog

,ga

:GitAdd

,gA

:GitAdd <cfile>

,gc

:GitCommit

,ws

Remove trailing whitespace

<Enter>

:GitAdd <cfile>

You can use the rake ‘install’ task to install this in your home directory.

This will also work on Windows. A few notes.

Windows default vimrc location is C:Usersusername_vimrc. User home directory doesn’t have plugins, syntax, etc, use C:Program FilesVimvim72. PowerShell works for sure. cmd.exe might not. May need to start PowerShell/CMD as Administrator to get it to install.

People who have worked on this Vim configuration are:

Joshua Timberman github.com/jtimberman/dotvim Email: [email protected]

AJ Christensen github.com/fujin/dotvim Email: [email protected]

Adam Jacob github.com/adamhjk/adam-vim/ Email: [email protected]

Original: Bram Moolenaar <[email protected]> Last change: 2002 Sep 19