Commands to configure vim. Depends on fugitive.vim, pathogen, and pymode. Thanks to @wchargin for letting me use his .vimrc as a jumping off point. Still a work in progress.
If you're new to vim and thinking of copy-pasting this as your .vimrc, I would recommend against it. Even with the dependencies installed, not everything will work for you out of the box. It's probably a better idea just to read through it, see how things are done, and copy over ideas that you like with your own implementation.
Quick warning: this vimrc includes a few hard-coded paths that are not likely to exist on your machine. Read through and edit the autocommands sections to make sure you remove path-dependent customizations such as adding template files from the .vim/templates/ directory.
If you're not new to vim, do whatever you want.
- Plugins
- Basic Settings
- Key re-mappings
- Tab and Window Mappings
- Leader-key mappings
- Custom Operations (Control-key mappings)
- Insert Mode
- Normal Mode
- Visual Mode
- Smaller Customization (Meta-key mappings)
- Filetype dependent autocommands
- .vimrc setup
- Python customizations
- Bash Customizations
- C Customizations
- Abbreviations and textual shortcuts
The Filetype dependent customizations are somewhat inefficient in terms of code duplication. Right now, there is a preprocessing, postprocessing, and customization function for each filetype. Because I'm only customizing a couple filetypes, this isn't too unruly, but as this is added to in the future, the preprocessing, postprocessing, and customization functions for each filetypes may be combined into a larger functions which parse for a filetype.
I have default templates in .vim/templates. I sometimes toggle between monokai-vim and the default colorscheme.