The main reference is this blog post:
http://my.oschina.net/swuly302/blog/156784
But the basic knowledge that needs to be added is that the same problem may be encountered for the first vim novice user.
After the plug-in is added, you need to configure it in ~/.VIMRC or/ETC/VIMRC
PS: ~/.VIMRC is created by itself, can be copied in the/ETC/VIMRC, this configuration file will be directly in the/ETC/VIMRC to wash out the files
After installing the plug-in, configuration parameters, it is best to refer to the corresponding plugin git instructions or FAQ's question and answer is easy to understand. Including the ~/.vim/directory are created manually.
The last thing I see is the problem I'm having
Nerdtree directory garbled, display is not normal
Workaround:
First, determine whether the terminal displays Utf-8, not to be set to Utf-8
Second, edit Nerd_tree.vim, find this sentence
Call S:initvariable ("G:nerdtreedirarrows",!s:running_windows)
Put the "!" Remove
~/.VIMRC Setting the color scheme
ColorScheme Desert
Configuration
"Nerdtree Setting
Map <C-n>:nerdtreetoggle<cr>
Autocmd Stdinreadpre * Let S:std_in=1
Autocmd Vimenter * if argc () = = 0 &&!exists ("s:std_in") | Nerdtree | endif
Let g:nerdtreewinpos= "left"
Let g:nerdtreewinsize=35
Let G:neocomplcache_enable_at_startup = 1
"Tagbar setting
Nmap <C-t>:tagbartoggle<cr>
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