Your .vimrc and You · Jul 20, 09:20 AM by Dylan Doxey
There you are, opening up a file in vim and you realize, "Oh, I've never used vim on this particular machine before." It can be an interesting challenge trying to enter your favorite settings all from memory. But I usually find this to be a time consuming distraction. The next time this occurs, I'm just going to cut & paste the following...
syntax on let perl_fold = 1 let perl_fold_blocks = 1 set number inoremap # X^H# inoremap # X<C-H># set title set background=dark set autoindent set backspace=indent,eol,start set tabstop=4 set expandtab set shiftwidth=4 set shiftround set matchpairs+=<:> nmap <C-right> zo nmap <C-left> zc nmap <C-S-left> zM nmap <C-S-right> zR nmap <F6> :%s/ \+$// <CR> nmap <F5> :w<CR>:! perl -Tcw %<CR> set pastetoggle=<F12>
Your .vimrc lives at:
~/.vimrc
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