Off the shelf gVIM, just unzip and it should be ready to use. copy _gvimrc to your local C:\ProgramFiles\Vim
Optimized for C/C++ development.
it has a few plugins installed
use gvim.exe to get started.
The plugins are
- A useful welcome screen showing you recent files
- Tagbar auto list func/var/defines in the current file
- auto-pairs () {} []
- showing __ under all the cursor word.
- EasyMotion to jump quickly
- rainbow make nested () with different color
- Auto popout the omni-complete menu (tab to confirm, Enter to select next)
Some keys are remapped in _vimrc and _gvimrc based on my personal preferences, feel free to edit in _gvimrc
- :Grep keyword command will search the keyword in this current folder and display automatically
- Shift+h/l to move cursor to the front/end of the line, instead of using $ and ^
- Shift+k to jump to function header
- Shift+o to jump back
- shift+j to jump to func def
- shift+f to fold
- space + l to search and list the current keyword(where the cursor is) in this document
- space + G to search and list the current keyword(Where the cursor is) in the current folder
- F10 to toggle the Tagbar
- F2 to relace ctrl+w to switch window ( i just personally dont like ctrl)
- ff to invoke the EasyMotion