Linux under Vim install Vundle and install Emmet

First install Git on windows, do it yourself, thank you.

Set the Curl Command tool.

Curl is already in the process of installing git, and then needs a little configuration to make it available at the command prompt.
Locate Git's installation directory, then enter the cmd directory and create a new file named Curl.cmd, which reads:

@rem don't use ' echo off ' to ' not ' affect any child calls.
@setlocal

@rem get the Abolute path to the parent directory, which are assumed to being the
@rem Git installation root.
@for/F "delims="%%i in ("%~dp0 ...") do @set Git_install_root=%%~fi
@set path=%git_install_root%\bin;%git_install_root%\mingw\bin;%path%

@if not exist "%home%" @set home=%homedrive%%homepath%
@if not exist "%home%" @set home=%userprofile%

@curl. exe%*

Enter curl–version at the command prompt to verify that the curl is available.

Switch to the user's home directory to run:

git clone https://github.com/gmarik/vundle.git. Vim/bundle/vundle

Then create a new file named. VIMRC in the user's home directory, and my file reads as follows:

Set Nu
Set Fileencoding=utf-8
Set Fileencodings=utf-8,gb18030,gb2312,gbk,big5
Set ts=4
Set Expandtab
Set Autoindent
Set nocompatible
Set Syntax=on


FileType off "required!

Set rtp+=~/.vim/bundle/vundle/
Call VUNDLE#RC ()

"Let Vundle manage Vundle
"Required!
Bundle ' Gmarik/vundle '
Bundle ' Mattn/emmet-vim '
Bundle ' Auto-pairs '
Bundle ' Php-doc '
Bundle ' Phpdoc-script-pdocs '
Let G:user_emmet_expandabbr_key = ' <Tab> '
Let g:user_emmet_settings = {' Indentation ': '}
FileType plugin indent on "required!

So the Vundle installation is finished.

To use Vundle, you can add Bundle ' Bundle_name ' in the _VIMRC created above. Then open vim and run Vundle related commands to execute:

Install plugin:: Bundleinstall
Update plugin:: bundleinstall!
Uninstall plugin:: Bundleclean

As for what kind of plug-ins can be added, you can go to vim-scripts.org to find. In addition, you can add git managed repo (including GitHub, not GitHub, and local repo).