Gvim Save settings in Windows

1.create a new document a.txt2.use gvimto edit a.txt. Enter the following command: Mkvimrc! ~ /. Vimrc This command will be in ~ /Create a new. vimrc script file under the directory, that is, c: \ Users \ yourname. some information about the current window will be written into this file. 3. Edit ~ /. Vimrc file, because gvim will first execute this script every time it is started. You can add some commands to this script. Below are some of the commands I like to add. The following Chinese is an explanation. Do not add them. Set nobackup does not upload files, avoiding automatic generation of a.txt ~ Backup File Syntax on syntax highlighting Set number Colo elflord set color Set guifont = las LAS: H15: cansi: Set the font to consolas and the font size to H15, which is a cansi character in Western Europe. Set nocompatible
Set AI auto indent Set Si smart indent
Number of rows displayed in set nu
Set Ts = 4 one tab = 4 spaces
Set BS = indent, EOL, start
Set guioptions-= t no Toolbar Set
Foldmethod = indent "folding mode depends on Indentation
Nnoremap
<Space> @ = (foldclosed (line ('.') <0 )? 'Zc': 'Z') <CR>
Fold/expand with Space keyCode
URL with two Vim commands: http://www.blogjava.net/woxingwosu/archive/2007/09/06/125193.htmlhttp://www.cnblogs.com/softwaretesting/archive/2011/07/12/2104435.html