VIM Configuration

I don't know why anyone else would want to clone this, but if you do:

• Beware that the setup.sh is written for Ubuntu systems and probably installs things you don't want.
• My mappings and snippets will probably annoy you.

Setup

First, if you have an existing .vim directory or .vimrc file, back them up. They'll be overwritten by the commands below.

rm -rf ~/.vim
git clone https://github.com/rleemorlang/dot-vim ~/.vim
~/.vim/setup.sh

Plugin Notes

coffee-script

• CoffeeCompile or CoffeeCompile vert
• CoffeeWatch or CoffeeWatch vert
• may want to try setl scrollbind on each buffer
• CoffeeRun
• CoffeeLint

commentary

• gcc to toggle commenting on the current line
• gcap to comment a paragraph
• autocmd FileType apache set commentstring=#\ %s

ctrlp

• ctrl-p to open. once open:
  • ctrl-d for filename only mode
  • ctrl-r for regexp mode
  • ctrl-j/k to navigate
  • ctrl-t/v/x to open in new tab/split
  • ctrl-z to mark multiple, ctrl-o to open

easy-align

• hit enter on a selection in visual mode
• or something like gaip= to align around = for the current paragraph
• use <c-x> to supply a regular expression
• use <c-p> to enter "live interactive mode", if using regexes you can hit <c-x> a second time to see the result of the regex
• prefix a delimiter a number to align around the nth delimiter
• with - to align around the last delimiter
• with * to align around all delimiters
• with -<num> to align around the nth-last delimiter
• try "-" to align in-line comments

easymotion

gundo

• ,,u to open

multiple-cursors

• ctrl-n when over a word to highlight, again to highlight next
• ctrl-p to unhighlight
• ctrl-x to skip

solarized

• change mode with set background=light
• for proper terminal colors, see https://github.com/ghuntley/terminator-solarized

syntastic

typescript.vim

TypeScript syntax highlighting. (See tsuquyomi for language support/magic)

ultisnips

• c-k to complete the match and/or move to the next stop
• c-h to list completions
• s-c-j to move back
• :UltiSnips to edit the snips for the current filetype

unimpaired

• ]e or [e to move the current line up/down
• ]<space> or [<space> to add lines above or below
• others...