Gvim various plug-in configurations (in Windows environments)

1, Vundle plug-in: Https://github.com/gmarik/Vundle.vim

For managing VIM plug-ins, installing this plugin requires that Git is installed on the system, refer to the link: Git for Windows installation and basic settings

Create a new folder bundle under the Vim/vimfiles path, and then clone the Vundel project on GitHub under this folder:

After the completion of the bundle folder will see the content under the Vundle.vim folder, to start configuring the Vundle;

Add the following code to the. vimrc file:

1 filetype off2 3 "path of the Vundle4 Setrtp+= $VIM/vimfiles/bundle/Vundle.vim5 "installation path of the plugin6Call Vundle#begin ('$VIM/vimfiles/bundle/')7 8Plugin'Gmarik/vundle.vim'9Plugin'L9'Ten  One Call vundle#end () AFileType plugin indent on

Vundle

Execute the command in Vim's normal mode after saving : Bundleinstall can download the plugin and see the done word in vim after downloading.

Next, you can easily manage the plugin with Vundle;

Note:

If you do not specify a path parameter in call Vundle#begin (), the default save path is C:\users\***\.vim

Reference:

Settings Reference: Https://github.com/gmarik/Vundle.vim

Sww_simpcity "using Vundle to manage vim plugins" article: http://blog.csdn.net/sww_simpcity/article/details/18504071

Problems with Bundlesearch under Windows: http://www.cnblogs.com/pigzhu/p/3320755.html

Catalog problem: http://www.cnblogs.com/ppboy_dxh/p/3226938.html

2, Vim-airline plug-in: Https://github.com/bling/vim-airline

Plugin powerline arrow in Windows display garbled problem, did not find a good solution, with this plug-in replacement;

(The Vundle plugin is installed by default in the following steps)

Add the following code to the call Vundle function:

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Plugin ‘bling/vim-airline‘

Then use the input command Bundleinstall install the Vim-airline plug-in;

After installation restart Vim to see the effect, using the default configuration, you need to change the reference on GitHub on the introduction;

3, Ctags plug-in: http://ctags.sourceforge.net/

Easy code reading, other plugins such as taglist need this plugin support

Download the Windows-enabled Ctags to the website:

After decompression, find CTags.exe copied to the C:\Windows\System32 directory, so that in any directory can call CTags;

Then run the command ctags-r in the source code directory to generate the tags file, such as (My Code is on D-disk):

You can then see the tags file in the D drive, and then add the settings about Ctags in _VIMRC:

1 Map <F12>:!ctags-r--c++-kinds=+p--fields=+ias--extra=+q .<cr>2 IMAP <F12> < Esc>:!ctags-r--c++-kinds=+p--fields=+ias--extra=+q .<cr>3set tags=D:\tags 4 Set Autochdir

Ctags

Ctags installation success, it is worth mentioning that if the source code directory changes, if the new file needs to run the Ctags-r command again, so in _VIMRC file map F12 shortcut keys used to regenerate the tags file;

Reference:

http://blog.163.com/[email protected]/blog/static/71988399201243064711872/

4, TagList plug-in: Https://github.com/vim-scripts/taglist.vim

displays an overview of the current code structure, increases the convenience of code browsing, can be installed directly with Vundle, and is added in VIMRC

' Taglist.vim '

After you execute the install command, add the code that sets taglist in VIMRC:

 1  let Tlist_winwidth= 2  let tlist_show_one_file= 1  3  let tlist_exit_onlywindow= 1  4  let Tlist_use_right_window = 1  5  let tlist_file_fold_auto_close= 1    auto-collapse  6   " 7  nmap <silent> <F6>: TLIST<CR 

TagList

Complete the plugin taglist settings, press F6 to see the effect;

5,MINIBUFEXPL plug-in: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=159

Implementation of multi-file editing plug-in, with the bundle download seems to be incompatible, so go to the official web download Minibufexpl.vim copy to the C:\Program files\vim\vim74\plugin directory, add settings in the _VIMRC:

1   " by pressing CTRL+H/J/K/L, you can switch to the left and right window of the current window 1  " Press CTRL + ARROW to switch to the left and right window of the current window 1   " enable the following two features: Ctrl+tab move to the next window 1  " do not open the selected buffer in a window that is not editable (such as the TagList window)

Minibufepl

6, Winmanager plug-in: Https://github.com/vim-scripts/winmanager

Implement the management of the Vim window, add it directly with the bundle, and then add the settings in the _VIMRC:

1 let g:winmanagerwindowlayout='fileexplorer| TagList'2 Let g:winmanagerwidth =3 nmap wm:wmtoggle<cr>4 " defining shortcut Keys 5 nmap <silent> <F7>:wmtoggle<cr>     6"" automatically open when Vim is turned on

Winmanager

Shortcut key F7 can open/close the corresponding window;

7, The-nerd-tree plug-in: Https://github.com/vim-scripts/The-NERD-tree

You can browse the file system and open the file, and also use the bundle to install directly, Plugin ' The-nerd-tree ', add the settings:

1Nmap <silent> <F2>:nerdtreemirror<cr>2Nmap <silent> <F2>:nerdtreetoggle<cr>3 4 "Window Size5Let nerdtreewinsize= -  6 "Window Position7Let nerdtreewinpos=' Left'8 "whether line numbers are displayed by default9Let nerdtreeshowlinenumbers=1Ten "whether to show hidden files by default OneLet nerdtreeshowhidden=0

The-nerd-tree

Reference:

Http://www.cnblogs.com/fujinliang/archive/2012/03/19/2405782.html

http://rokin.iteye.com/blog/475274

http://blog.csdn.net/tangbin330/article/details/8654770

Http://www.oschina.net/p/vundle