-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 72
Can't disable folding and toolbar removal without modifying core.vim #47
Comments
Hi @etnoy , you can open the fold by pressing zR (open all fold), but files are loaded with fold by default to allow better view on the large ones. I put all the necessary default configurations after loading EverVim.vimrc including hiding the menubar, mainly for the purpose of giving users a consistent experience on some mission critical options. Can I know what you need the menubar for? I'm currently refactoring the whole codebase, and I might just set everything configurable with an optimized default. |
Folding is the type of thing I disable in my environment. It's basically impossible to edit TeX files with it enabled. As I'm migrating from another vim distro I expect to be able to disable folding. Can I suggest making these types of non-standard features configurable to the user? For example, by having the user config loaded after the evervim config? |
Sure, I'll make almost everything configurable in the next big update, but that will take a little bit of time (maybe up to months) since I'm currently very busy as a college student and I have other projects that needs to be worked on. I'll leave this issue open until the customization is possible in master branch. |
I got to overriding default options by writing my settings in a function and calling it when window is created(BufWinEnter) function! MyConfig()
let g:ale_open_list = 0
set wrap
endfunction
autocmd BufWinEnter *.go :call MyConfig() |
Same with me, when i open MacVim, evervim_font_size does not seem to take effect. |
👋 Hi! Any news over here? |
Hi!
This is more of a question than an issue, but I'd thought I'd ask. I'm migrating from spf-13 and wanted to try Evervim. So far everything seems great, but I have one issue: I can't disable folding and put the toolbar buttons back.
The core of the issue appears to be that core.vim loads Evervim.vimrc before gui.vim, which means that the guioptions option is overridden. I see no way to put the T option back in guioptions without modifying core.vim to load Evervim.vimrc after all the Evervim files.
Did I miss something? Thanks :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: