Configure Vim to powerful IDE (3)

 

 

In the previous section, we learned how to configure the download of the plug-in.

 

Now, we can go to DIY our IDE and introduce the taglist plug-in and nerdtree plug-in. The final result is:

 

1. Install the taglist plug-in.

Taglist. For example, in netbeans and eclipse, open a class file and you can view the attributes and methods of this class file through a tree structure.

Since it is a taglist, where does the tag come from?

Before installing taglist, we need to first install a ctags program on the local machine.

Go to renewal.

:Plugin ‘ctags.vim‘
:Plugin ‘taglist.vim‘
:Plugin ‘The_NERD_tree‘

After the command (: plugininstall) is downloaded, set relevant parameters for better use.

"Set related properties about taglist. let tlist_ctags_cmd = 'd: \ tools \ ctags \ ctags.exe '"configure the ctags running program path let tlist_auto_open = 1" Start vim, automatically open the taglistlet tlist_use_right_window = 1 "taglist window. The left-side let tlist_gainfocus_on_toggleopen = 0". After the window is opened, the focus is not obtained. "Set related properties about nerdtree. "Let nerdtreedirarrows = 1let nerdchristmastree = 1let nerdtreewinpos = 'left'" after the nerdtree is opened, the window is left

 

For at least other parameter configurations, you can use the help command to view detailed documents.

 

 

 

Configure Vim to powerful IDE (3)