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updated README and the setup script

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Pavel Lutskov
2020-03-01 14:29:04 +01:00
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README.md
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# My settings for VIM # My settings for VIM
## Usage ## Contents
If you find yourself wanting to use these settings, `git clone` this * `colors/`: A light and a dark colorscheme.
repository, and copy or link the following directories: * `plugin/settings.vim`: Main configuration file with settings usable on
all of my computers.
* `.vimrc_template`: A template used to populate the `~/.vimrc`, that contains
settings that are individual for each computer.
* `plugin/statusline.vim`: Configuration of the statusline.
* `plugin/comment.vim`: A dumb implementation for filetype-based
commenting/uncommenting.
* `plugin/pudb.vim`: **NEW**. Set breakpoints for PuDB from Vim.
* `setup.sh`: Copies `.vimrc_template` as `~/.vimrc` (asks first), installs
plugin manager [Vundle](https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim) (asks too),
and creates the following symlinks (without asking, but not overwriting
if the targets exist):
``` ```
colors -> ~/.vim/colors colors -> ~/.vim/colors
ftplugin -> ~/.vim/ftplugin ftplugin -> ~/.vim/ftplugin
plugin -> ~/.vim/plugin plugin -> ~/.vim/plugin
``` ```
The `plugin/{comment,pudb,statusline}.vim` and also the colorschemes are
In `plugin/settings.vim` are settings that you can use on every workstation. probably independent of the rest of the code and can be used just by copying
You can put into `~/.vimrc` settings that are local to the machine (such as them to `~/.vim/{plugin,colors}` (or copying their code to `~/.vimrc`?). The
plugins, settings for plugins, font settings, etc.). Some reasonable default `plugin/settings.vim` is rather opinionated and isn't really intended to be
local settings can be found in `.vimrc_template`. used as an independent plugin.
If you are on UNIX and haven't configured VIM yet, you could just
run `setup.sh`, which will create links from the repository to the `~/.vim`
folder and install plugin manager Vundle. Because of links, you shouldn't move
or remove the directory in which you cloned this repo. The benefit is that you
can get updates to the settings with just `git pull`.

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setup.sh
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&& echo "~/.vim/ftplugin already exists, deal with it manually" \ && echo "~/.vim/ftplugin already exists, deal with it manually" \
|| ln -vs "$repo/ftplugin" "$HOME/.vim/ftplugin" || ln -vs "$repo/ftplugin" "$HOME/.vim/ftplugin"
[ -d "$HOME/.vim/bundle" ] \ read -p "
Would you like to install plugin manager Vundle?
[y/n]: " responce
[[ "$responce" = "y" ]] \
&& { [ -d "$HOME/.vim/bundle" ] \
&& echo "You seem to already have some plugin manager installed" \ && echo "You seem to already have some plugin manager installed" \
|| { mkdir -v "$HOME/.vim/bundle"; \ || { mkdir -v "$HOME/.vim/bundle"; \
git clone -v https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim.git \ git clone -v https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim.git \
"$HOME/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim"; } "$HOME/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim"; } } \
|| echo 'Not installing Vundle'
echo "Setup finished." echo "Setup finished."