Vim plugin: nerdtree[Tree directory]__vim

Vim plugin: nerdtree[Tree Catalog]

The Nerdtree Tree directory plug-in can browse through all file system files under Vim and can open files. You can also filter some files by configuring Nerdtree to not be browsed by a tree structure.

Github:the NERD tree. installation

Bundle ' Scrooloose/nerdtree '

Use

When you open a file, open the directory Retrieval tree with a custom shortcut key to facilitate viewing of the file.

Example:

Final Configuration

Bundle ' Scrooloose/nerdtree ' "Join Nerdtree" close Nerdtree Shortcut "map <leader>t:NERDTreeToggle<CR> map <C-n> :nerdtreetoggle<cr> "Show line number let Nerdtreeshowlinenumbers=1 let Nerdtreeautocenter=1" show hidden files let Nerdtreeshowhidde N=1 "Set width let nerdtreewinsize=30" in the terminal to start vim, sharing nerdtree let g:nerdtree_tabs_open_on_console_startup=1 "ignore the file display let NER dtreeignore=[' \.pyc ', ' \~$ ', ' \.SWP '] "Show bookmark list Let Nerdtreeshowbookmarks=1" Vim does not specify specific file open Yes, automatically use Nerdtree "Autocmd" Stdinreadpre * Let s:std_in=1 "autocmd vimenter * if argc () = = 0 &&!exists (" s:std_in ") | Nerdtree | endif "When Vim opens a directory, Nerdtree automatically uses" autocmd Stdinreadpre * Let s:std_in=1 "autocmd vimenter * if argc () = = 1 && i Sdirectory (argv () [0]) &&!exists ("s:std_in") | EXE ' Nerdtree ' argv () [0] | Wincmd p | Ene | endif "When there are no other files in vim, the value is left Nerdtree automatically closes the window autocmd bufenter * if (WINNR (" $ ") = = 1 && exists (" B:nerdtree ") &&am P B:nerdtree.istabtree ()) | Q | endif "Change the nerdtree arrow let G:NERDTReedirarrowexpandable = ' ▸ ' let g:nerdtreedirarrowcollapsible = ' ▾ '