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Problem Origin: Git under Mac can't complete command, color scheme is imperfectMac OS Yosemite 10.10.3git version 2.3.2 (Apple Git-55)Processing results: Git commands can be complete, the color scheme is still not perfect, but the vim color can beSteps to enter:1. Vim Syntax highlightingEnter the. vimrc file in the user's home directory, and if not, create a$ VI

Showmatch "Sets the matching pattern, similar to when an opening parenthesis is entered, matches the appropriate closing parenthesisSet guioptions-=t "Removal of vim in GUI version toolbarSet VB t_vb= "When Vim is being edited, an alert is issued if the command is wrong, and the setting removes the alarmSet ruler "Displays the status line of the cursor position in the lower-right corner during the editing

1. Open Terminal2. Enter the following command to enter the VIM editor:Vim A.C3. Enter the editor and press I to enter insert mode, and then type the following code:#include int main () {printf ("\nhelloworld!\n\n"); return 0 ;} 4. Press ESC to exit edit mode, and then type : Wq, Exit and save the A.C you just edited5. Enter the following code in the terminal to compile the A.C into an executable fileGCC A.c-o A6, enter ./A and then enter, you can s

The command to edit the file on Mac always can't remember, leave a reference!!!If it is vim, then: ESC exits edit mode and enters the following command:: Wq after saving exit VI, if: wq! After forcing the store to exit (common): W Save but do not exit (common): w! If the file property is read-only, the archive is forced to write: Q leave VI (common): q! If you have modified the file, do not want to store, u

Set the font color for the terminal, open the terminal then, select Preferences, then select the profile, then the left side of the window can choose the system configuration, or you can customize, and finally don't forget to set your configuration to default on the lineVim Syntax highlighting settingsJust need to find the VIMRC configuration file on the line, enter the following command in the terminal, you can open the configuration file CP/USR/SHARE/

Tags: ati filetype vbo plugin description off URL official website beginGruvbox is an excellent vim color scheme, but it is not a color scheme that comes with Vim, which records the installation process.Gruvbox Official website: https://github.com/morhetz/gruvboxGruvbox Installation Instructions: https://github.com/morhetz/gruvbox/wiki/InstallationThe VIM plug-in

1 phenomena(1) Use the: H key-notation command to view the mapped characters of the function keys. There is no exception. (2) Use the: Map command to view the configured mappings. Discovery 2 SolutionsTo map Alt+j:(1) Enter insert mode.(2) Ctrl + V.(3) Alt+j.(4) at step (3), the ^[j is printed and the value is set to the mapping key value.(5) Nmap ^[j mz:m+Mac Vim's ALT key does not map properly

. However, if you prefer vim under the GUI interface, please install the VIM-GTK package from the new installation or enter it in the terminal:sudo apt-get install VIM-GTK11.10 version does not seem to have its own vim, please try using the Vim.tiny command "VIM user manual"

Vim note (6) -- a more comprehensive introduction of vim (for example, vim -- vim) Vim configuration file~ /. Vimrc user's default configuration file ~ /. Vim/plugin/user's default script file storage directory ~ /.

: Exit command is, press ESC to jump to command mode, and then enter: Q (not saved) or: Wq (save) exit. more exit Commands: : w save file but not exit VI: W file will be modified to save in file, do not exit VI: w! Mandatory save, do not launch VI: Wq save file and Exit VI: wq! Force file to save and Exit VI: Q Do not save files, exit VI: q! Do not save file, Force exit VI: e! Discard all modifications and edit command history from the last save file Commands with: and/start with history, you ca

0 Introduction Understanding the vim startup process is very important to enhance the confidence in using vim. All the information in this article comes from the reference manual provided by vim and the actual operation practices of the author. The Starting VIM section of Vim