jeaye / Vimrc
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Cleanly organized, medium-weight vimrc for Clojure and C++
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vimrc
This is my Vim configuration for both GNU/Linux and MacOS. It's built around C++ and Clojure development, primarily.
Installation
After cloning into, say, ~/projects/vimrc
, you can install with just two
links.
Vim
# Remove ~/.vim and ~/.vimrc if they exist
ln -s ~/projects/vimrc ~/.vim
ln -s ~/projects/vimrc/vimrc ~/.vimrc
Neovim
Follow the normal Vim installation, but also add the following links.
mkdir -p ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:=$HOME/.config}
ln -s ~/.vim ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:=$HOME/.config}/nvim
ln -s ~/.vimrc ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:=$HOME/.config}/nvim/init.vim
Installing and updating packages
This config uses vim-plug, so you'll
need to run :PlugInstall
and possibly :PlugUpdate
once you've linked in the
configs. From there, you should occasionally run :PlugUpdate
to keep your
plugins up-to-date. You can also run :PlugUpgrade
to upgrade vim-plug itself.
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