How to set the tab indent---Configuration initialization settings in VIM

Problem:

Linux System, Tab key defaults to 8 characters, you need to change it to 4 characters in a way that uses

Steps:

1. Create a system file with a. vimrc file name under the user's root

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[Email protected] ~]# CD ~

[Email protected] ~]# pwd

/root

[[email protected] ~]# vim. VIMRC

2. Enter the following contents in the file and save

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Input content:

Set tabstop=4

Set shiftwidth=4

Description

TabStop represents the length of a tab that shows how many spaces are, by default, 8.

Shiftwidth indicates the length of each level indent

Summarize:

1.vim configuration files need to be built themselves, as hidden files

2. the . VIMRC configured under the current user is valid only for the current user

3. in .VIMRC file We can customize a variety of initialization settings, each time you open vim is reading the configuration file

1). Line number: Set Number,set nu ;

2). parentheses match highlighting: set Showmatch, set SM ;

3). Auto Indent: set AI ;

4). Highlight Search results: Set Hlsearch ;

5). syntax Highlighting: Syntax on ;

6). Ignore character case: s et ICS ;

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How to set the tab indent---Configuration initialization settings in VIM