[Linux] -- C language configuration written in the VI editor in Linux

In Linux, it is inconvenient to use VI to edit the C language. keywords are not highlighted (by default), parentheses do not match, and upper and lower rows are not aligned ...... Today, I found some simple configurations for VI on the Internet to facilitate the C language.

Open, a new terminal (Root User Logon), and enter:

# Vi ~ /. Vimrc

After opening the file, enter the following content: (do not enter in brackets)

Set nocompatible (remove VI consistency mode)

Set nu (display row number)

Filetype on (check file type)

Syntax on (syntax High Brightness Display)

Set autoindent (automatic alignment)

Set smartindent (intelligently select Alignment Based on the alignment format above)

Set tabstop = 4 (set the tab key to 4 spaces)

Set shiftwidth = 4 (set to use four spaces for the current row to be staggered)

Set showmatch (set matching modes, such as parentheses)

Then save it.

This is almost the case. In this way, it is much more convenient to compile a C language program using vi ......