Author: Arnold Wu anonwu@gmail.com

Fork from GITHUB https://github.com/vgod/vimrc.

Original Author: Tsung-Hsiang (Sean) Chang vgod@vgod.tw

or wget (for most UNIX platforms):

 wget -O - https://raw.github.com/ArnoldWu/vimrc/master/auto-install.sh | bash 

Use curl (for Mac OS X):

 curl -o - https://raw.github.com/ArnoldWu/vimrc/master/auto-install.sh | bash 

1. Check out from github

    git clone git://github.com/ArnoldWu/vimrc.git ~/.vim cd ~/.vim git submodule update --init 

2. Install ~/.vimrc and ~/.gvimrc

    ./install-vimrc.sh 

3. (Optional, if you want Command-T) Compile the Command-T plugin

    cd .vim/bundle/command-t/ruby/command-t ruby extconf.rb make 

1. Check out from github

    cd C:\Program Files\Vim (or your installed path to Vim) rmdir /s vimfiles (This deletes your old vim configurations. If you want to keep it, use move instead of rmdir.) git clone git://github.com/ArnoldWu/vimrc.git vimfiles git submodule update --init 

2. Install vimrc. Add the following line at the end of C:\Program Files\Vim\vimrc.

    source $VIM/vimfiles/vimrc 

All plugins (except vim-latex) were checked out as git submodules, which can be upgraded with git pull. For example, to upgrade Command-T

 cd ~/.vim/bundle/command-t git pull 

To install a new plugin as a git submoudle, type the following commands.

 cd ~/.vim git submodule add [GIT-REPOSITORY-URL] bundle/[PLUGIN-NAME] 

see the "USEFUL SHORTCUTS" section in vimrc to learn my shortcuts.

• Pathogen: Pathogen let us install a plugin as a bundle in ~/.vim/bundle seprately.

• Nerd Tree: A tree explorer plugin for navigating the filesystem.

  Useful commands:
  :Bookmark [name] - bookmark any directory as name
  :NERDTree [name] - open the bookmark [name] in Nerd Tree

• AutoClose: Inserts matching bracket, paren, brace or quote.

• vim-surround: deal with pairs of surroundings.

• matchit: extended % matching for HTML, LaTeX, and many other languages.

• xmledit: XML/HTML tags will be completed automatically.

• Command-T: open and navigate between files with cmd-t.

• SuperTab: Do all your insert-mode completion with Tab.

• snipMate: TextMate-style snippets for Vim

  :help snipMate to see more info.

• YankRing: Maintains a history of previous yanks, changes and deletes

  :help yankring to see more info.

• VisIncr: Produce increasing/decreasing columns of numbers, dates, or daynames.

• Cute Error Marker: showing error and warning icons on line.

  MacVim users need to enable "Use experimental renderer" to see graphical icons.

• vim-latex: Latex support.

• OmniCppComplete: C/C++ omni-completion with ctags database.

• JavaComplete: Java Omni-completion.

• EasyMotion: An easy way to jump to a word.

  Useful commands:
  ,,w forward EasyMotion
  ,,b backward EasyMotion

• TagBar: browsing the tags of source files ordered by classes.

  Useful commands:
  F7 toggles the TagBar

• Indent Motion: Vim motions to the start and end of the current indentation-delimited block

  Useful commands:
  ,] move to the end of the current indentation-delimited block (very useful in Python and CoffeeScript) ,[ move to the beginning of the current indentation-delimited block (very useful in Python and CoffeeScript)

• Zen Coding: expanding abbreviation like zen-coding.

  Useful commands:
  <ctrl-y>, expand zen-coding abbreviation.

• ack.vim: run ack (a better grep) from vim, and shows the results in a split window.

  :Ack [options] {pattern} [{directory}]

• Git Gutter: shows a git diff in the 'gutter' (sign column). It shows whether each line has been added, modified, and where lines have been removed.

• http://amix.dk/vim/vimrc.html
• http://spf13.com/post/perfect-vimrc-vim-config-file

This vimrc project is released under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.