Title | Description | Author |
---|---|---|
vim settings |
personal preferences for vim and a collection of IMHO helpful plugins etc. |
A. Wagner and others (cf. src) |
These are just setup files mapping my personal preferences. They use a bunch of vim scripts from other sources, sometimes slightly adopted, sometimes as is. A bunch of them are homebrewn over the years. Though everyone can use this stuff it might be absolutely useless to everyone exept myself. But having it in a public repo makes cloning of installation so much easier ;)
Just clone and copy.
Some scripts were considered useful in the past but are not sourced automatically.
Most of the larger scripts are form other authors. To handle them cleanly
pathogen is used. These scripts live in
.vim/bundle
subdir. Upon cloning this repository those subdirs will be empty
as they are handled by git
as submodules
. To populate them use
git submodule init
git submodule update
which will fetch the current code from the repositories of the projects in question.
Run
git submodule foreach git pull origin master
to update all submodules in one go to head of their respective master.
Also quite a bunch of the smaller scripts are form other authors or include contributions form others. Please refer to the scripts to check out their original author and probably source of the latest version. Not all scripts are kept up to date regularly.
This setup contains several dictionaries built from LibreOffice sources. (cf. .vim/spell/). For German and English both utf-8 and latin1 version of the dicts are kept, for english even an ASCII version. Besides these common dicts the setup contains also a dictionary for Gaelic encoded in utf-8 only.