setup script, own statusline, coding style highlight
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If you find yourself wanting to use these settings, do the following:
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```
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colors -> ~/.vim/colors
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ftplugin -> ~/.vim/ftplugin
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.vimrc -> ~/.vimrc
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./colors -> ~/.vim/colors
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./ftplugin -> ~/.vim/ftplugin
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./.vimrc -> ~/.vimrc
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```
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Also create two files `~/.vim/plugins.vim` and `~/.vim/locals.vim`. The first
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one contains commands for your plugin manager and in the second one are commands
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that are local to the machine. You might use `plugin_template.vim` and
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`locals_template.vim` for reference.
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Also create two files `~/.vimplugin` and `~/.vimlocal`. The first one contains
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commands for your plugin manager. The idea is that you might need a different
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set of plugins on different machines. Some plugins require paths to programs,
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which can differ from machine to machine too.
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In `.vimlocal` you should should put settings that are local to the machine.
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You might use `plugin_template.vim` and `locals_template.vim` for reference.
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Alternatively, if you are on UNIX and haven't configured VIM yet, you could just
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run `setup.sh`, which will do everything for you.
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