Configuration of Vim

Just installed Vim, perhaps the interface is not very friendly, which requires us to change the vim configuration file, according to our needs to modify it.

Under command line, enter the command:sudo vim/etc/vim/vimrc

You must add sudo, otherwise you are not authorized to edit VIMRC.

The following is a small series of vim configuration information:

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1. In this document, there will be a sentence:

Syntax on

It means syntax highlighting, and if you're commented out, please "let it out."

2. Enter them in the last line of your vim to make your vim more beautiful and comfortable.

Set Nu//on the left line number

Set TabStop//tab length to 4

Set nobackup//Overwrite files without backup

Set Cursorline//Highlight when forward

Set ruler//display status line at cursor position in lower right corner

Set autoindent//Auto Indent

After saving, the configuration is complete.

The above configuration, in fact, is very simple, such as some color scheme, and so on, small and not written, if you have other needs, suggest Baidu.

Configuration of Vim