This article sets Vim only for Ubuntu and Fedora systems. In ubuntu, the vim configuration file is stored in the/etc/Vim directory, and the configuration file name is vimrc.
In fedora, the vim configuration file is stored in the/etc directory. The configuration file name is vimrc.
Enter the following command on the terminal to edit the vimrc configuration file: (you can also use Shift +: Enter the corresponding command to edit the file)
Sudo Vim/etc/Vim/vimrc
Or sudo gedit/etc/Vim/vimrc
1 show row number
Add a new line at the end of the file and enter SET nu
2 syntax highlighting
Find "syntax on" in the file and remove the double quotation marks. Double quotation marks indicate the meaning of the comment.
3. Auto indent
Add a row at the end of the file and enter SET autoindent.
After adding a row, enter SET cindent
Autoindent indicates automatic indent, and cindent indicates automatic indent for C language syntax.
NOTE: If Vim does not take any action after the preceding settings are configured, upgrade Vim to the latest version. Generally, you only need to enter the following command on the terminal: sudo apt-Get install Vim