A good Vim configuration (you can use the mouse to operate Vim with a diagram)

 

The above is, all can be listed in my resources, and the instructions for use are attached below:

 

 

Usage:
1. Put. vimrc in the vimrc package in the/home or/root directory (depending on your identity ).
2. Put the files in plugin and Doc in the other two zip packages into Vim/DOC and VIM/plugin respectively.
The specific contents depend on your system and VIM version. You can use the locate command to find them. Mine is
/Usr/share/Vim/vim72/DOC and/usr/share/Vim/vim72/plug.
3. There are several shortcut keys in. vimrc:
Map <F1>: wqall <CR> // <F1> Save all and exit. If these keys conflict, go to. vimrc.
Map <F2>: nerdtreetoggle <CR> // <F2> open/close the directory tree border (left)
Map <F3>: nerdtreemirror <CR> // <F3> directory tree image
Map <F4>: Wall <CR> // <F4> Save all
Map <F5>: tlisttoggle <CR> // <F5> tlist enabled/disabled, border (right)
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Map <F8> :! Ctags-R. <CR> // <F8> the current directory recursively creates CTAG
4. After the configuration is complete, the powerful Vim will be more convenient to use.
Insert and press <tab> auto-complete, easy to search, and operable with the mouse, and add matching brackets automatically,CodeFold .. more surprises will be known after the experience

 

To add auto-matching brackets, add these sentences in. vimrc. (Note that posting from the window may have ^ m after each row is/R, which must be removed)
Set Sm
Inoremap () <left>
Inoremap {{}< left>
Inoremap [[] <left>