Mouse hand always attack, no way. Want to learn vim to minimize the frequency of using the mouse when encoding. Install the Gvim to start installing the Vundle plug-in, summarize the installation process and the various pits encountered:
Vundlevim on GitHub has the steps to illustrate Windows Setup, but it may be too long to experience several pits without updating:
1. Msysgit This project on GitHub says:
Git for Windows 1.x is retired on August 18th, superseded by Git for Windows 2.x. The development environment of Git for Windows 2.x are no longer maintained in a monolithic Git repository but rather as th e git SDK, a friendly fork of MSys2 pre-configured to ease the development of git for Windows.
Really sweat, also install this. The individual downloaded the git for Window v2.8 64bit installation.
2. The Curl.cmd batch processing script is also the pit father, I win8.1 to run the error:
for/f "delims="%%i in ("%~dp0:") do @set Git_install_root=%%~fi
Tip: There should be no%%i here. Hehe, the script is to set the path of the Curl.exe to PATH environment variable, Git for window comes with Curl.exe,
Refer to your own set, in the "Git\mingw64\bin".
3. Vundle called you to change the _VIMRC file, but also%home%, but also%useprofile%. Isn't it nice to put it with vim? Change decisively to:
Set rtp+= $VIM/vimfiles/bundle/vundle.vim
Call Vundle#begin (' $VIM/vimfiles/bundle/')
4. Run Gvim, input: Plugininstall, suddenly left a window split, also thought in the dry, engaged in a long day. The original is in the download plugin. All right, it's done.
Vundle installation under Windows