.Vim

What does it do to my Vim?

It adds the following configuration, you can override it if you wish (see how).

1. Uses the desert theme when running Vim in a GUI.
2. Installs Pathogen
3. Uses the built in apache syntax for files with the extension conf.
4. Uses 2 spaces instead of tabs (except for Makefile's).
5. Uses smartindent.
6. Attaches a :set paste and :set nopaste toggle to <F5>.
7. Adds line numbers.
8. Adds the ability to have .vimrc configuration per directories
9. Sets the <Leader> to ,.
10. Installs a load of plugins.

Installation

Linux / Mac

curl https://raw.github.com/johngeorgewright/vim-config/master/install.sh | sh

Windows

cd C:\Users\[you]
git clone https://github.com/johngeorgewright/vim-config.git vimfiles
mklink _vimrc vimfiles\_vimrc
cd vimfiles
git submodule update --init
cd bundle\vimproc
# Windows using Mingw (32bit Vim):
make -f make_mingw32.mak
# Windows using Mingw (64bit Vim):
make -f make_mingw64.mak

What comes bundled?

• Ack
• Bufkill
• CoffeeScript
• CSS Color
• CSS3 Syntax
• Ctrl-P - NOTE: Ctrl-P uses a feature to reset the working directory to the selected file's nearest repo ancestor. This is pretty annoying for svn users so I've turned it off.
• Easy Motion - This also replaces generic searching
• Fugitive
• Handlebars
• IndentLine
• Jade
• JSON
• JST
• Less
• Literal CoffeeScript
• Markdown - This is mainly used for the literal coffee plugin
• MRU
• Mustache
• NerdTree - This has been mapped to <F2>
• RVM
• Shell
• Slim
• Snipmate
• Sparkup
• Splice
• Stylus
• Surround
• Syntastic
• taglist - This is mapped to <F3>
• tComment
• TypeScript
• VimProc
• VimShell

I like some of your configuration, but I want some of my own too

Linux

# If you're on linux just edit the created ~/.vim file

Windows

" C:\Users\[you]\_vimrc

runtime _vimrc

" Add your config here...