Code Editor [0] Vim/gvim Python-based GVIM environment configuration (Windows)

Environment Configuration /Environment Setup

Python-Developed GVim Environment configuration (Windows)

1 based on Vundle to configure

Vim has multiple extension managers, but Vundle is highly recommended. You can think of it as a vim pip. With Vundle, installing and updating the package is effortless.

Install Vundle:

git clone https://github.com/gmarik/Vundle.vim.git ~/.vim/bundle/vundle.vim

The command will download the Vundle plugin Manager and place it in your Vim editor bundles folder. Now you can manage all extensions by using the. VIMRC configuration file.

Note: The home directory in the Windows environment is c:/users/yourusername/

Add a profile to your user's home folder, and you can create a new file directly in Windows :

Touch ~/.VIMRC

Next, add the Vundle configuration down to the top of the configuration file:

set nocompatible              " required  
filetype off                  " required  
" set the runtime path to include Vundle and initialize  
set rtp+=~/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim  
call vundle#begin()  
" alternatively, pass a path where Vundle should install plugins  
"call vundle#begin(‘~/some/path/here‘)  
" let Vundle manage Vundle, required  
"<strong>Plugin ‘gmarik/Vundle.vim‘</strong>  
" Add all your plugins here (note older versions of Vundle used Bundle instead of Plugin)  
" All of your Plugins must be added before the following line  
call vundle#end()            " required  
filetype plugin indent on    " required

This allows you to complete the setup before using Vundle. After that, you can add the plugin you want to install in the configuration file, and then open the Vim editor and run the following command:

:P Lugininstall

This command tells Vundle to perform its magic-automatically downloads all plugins and installs and updates for you.

2 Basic Configuration /Basic Configuration

The following commands can be used for environment configuration modifications in the. vimrc file.

Set number "Sets the ordinal display

Syntax enable

Syntax on "Open highlight

ColorScheme Desert "Set Theme color desert

Set Nocompatible "Don't vim imitate VI mode

Set Foldmethod=indent "Setting collapse

Set Filetype=python "Setting file type is Python

Au bufnewfile,bufread *.py,*.pyw setf python

Set Guifont=courier\ new:h16 "Setting the font size

Set lines=35 columns=118 "setting form size

Set Encoding=utf-8 "Settings encoding

Set Fileencoding=utf-8

Set Fileencodings=ucs-bom,utf-8,chinese

Set Writebackup "Write backup on normal shutdown, cancel backup on exit

Set Nobackup "Cancel automatic backup

Set Noundofile "Cancel Undofile Backup

Set Noswapfile "Cancel Swapfile backup

3 Ctags Configuration /ctags Configuration

Download the corresponding ctags, copy the extracted ctags.exe to the installation directory (C:\Program files (x86) \vim\vim80), and edit the _VIMRC file to add the following content

set tags=tags
set autochdir

Then run ctags-r in the directory where you need to view the source code

4 TagList Configuration /taglist Configuration

The Source Code analysis tool, TagList, can view information about all functions and variables in the current file. First download the Taglist_45.zip compressed package, unzip the folder doc and plugin into the vim root directory, add the following in the _VIMRC file:

let Tlist_Show_One_File=1
let Tlist_Exit_OnlyWindow=1

5 Winmanager Configuration /Winmanager Configuration

File Browsing Component Winmanager, you can view all the file information in the current folder. First, you need to download the Winmanager.zip compressed package, the extracted folder doc and plugin to the VIM root directory, add the following in the _VIMRC file:

let g:winManagerWindowLayout=‘FileExplorer|TagList‘
nmap wm :WMToggle<cr>

6 Minibufexpl Configuration /MINIBUFEXPL Configuration

Download the compressed package to copy the extracted Minibufexpl.vim to the Vim80 plugin file and add the following in _VIMRC:

let g:miniBufExplMapCTabSwitchBufs=1
let g:miniBufExplMapWindowsNavVim=1
let g:miniBufExplMapWindowNavArrows=1

7 grep Configuration /grep Configuration

Copy the downloaded Grep.vim file to the Vim80\plugin folder and add the following in _VIMRC:

Nnoremap <silent> <F3>:grep<cr>

Because Windows does not have grep, you need to download and install grep and add grep to the system path

8 Visualmark Configuration /Visualmark Configuration

Copy the downloaded Visualmark.vim file to the Vim80\plugin folder

9 Pydiction Configuration /pydiction Configuration

Download Pydiction-1.2.zip unzip the Python_pydiction.vim file inside to ~\vim80\ftplugin, copy complete-dict and pydiction.py to ~\vim80\ Ftplugin\pydiction, add the following in _VIMRC:

filetype plugin on "Enable filetype plugin
let g: pydiction_location = ‘C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Vim \ vim80 \ ftplugin \ pydiction \ complete-dict’
let g: pydiction_menu_height = 20 "Set the height of the pop-up menu, the default is 15

Ten Pyflakes Configuration /pydiction Configuration

Download the Pyflakes.zip and copy the Pyflakes.vim file and Pyflakes directory to the Ftplugin\python directory after decompression.

Run Configuration /Run Configuration

In _VIMRC, add the following:

Map <F5>:! C:\python34\python.exe%

To bind the F5 to Python3.4

Ctrl + V Configuration /Ctrl + V Configuration

In Gvim, CTRL + V enters visual mode with a copy-paste conflict, for which you need to modify Vim/vim80/mswin.vim, as follows:

" ctrl-v and Shift-insert are Paste " map<c-v> "+GP

Map annotations can be

Reference links

http://www.vim.org/

http://blog.csdn.net/anders_zhuo/article/details/8949003

Code Editor [0] Vim/gvim Python-based GVIM environment configuration (Windows)