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С Vim удобно программировать (часть II)
Это вторая часть публикации. В первой мы разобрали основные настройки редактора, позволяющие сделать процесс набора программы более удобным. Здесь рассмотрим плагины и скрипты для запуска программ на разных языках из редактора Vim.
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С Vim удобно программировать (часть II)
Это вторая часть публикации. В первой мы разобрали основные настройки редактора, позволяющие сделать процесс набора программы более удобным. Здесь рассмотрим плагины и скрипты для запуска программ на разных языках из редактора Vim.
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С Vim удобно программировать (часть II)
Это вторая часть публикации. В первой мы разобрали основные настройки редактора, позволяющие сделать процесс набора программы более удобным. Здесь рассмотрим плагины и скрипты для запуска программ на разных языках из редактора Vim.
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С Vim удобно программировать (часть II)
Это вторая часть публикации. В первой мы разобрали основные настройки редактора, позволяющие сделать процесс набора программы более удобным. Здесь рассмотрим плагины и скрипты для запуска программ на разных языках из редактора Vim.
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Do you use the Vim support in Obsidian? You know there's no ESC key on the iPhoneOS on-screen keyboard.
Here's a minimal .obsidian.vimrc to use, which includes a remap that lets you use jj in insert mode to act as ESC
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Do you use the Vim support in Obsidian? You know there's no ESC key on the iPhoneOS on-screen keyboard.
Here's a minimal .obsidian.vimrc to use, which includes a remap that lets you use jj in insert mode to act as ESC
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Do you use the Vim support in Obsidian? You know there's no ESC key on the iPhoneOS on-screen keyboard.
Here's a minimal .obsidian.vimrc to use, which includes a remap that lets you use jj in insert mode to act as ESC
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Do you use the Vim support in Obsidian? You know there's no ESC key on the iPhoneOS on-screen keyboard.
Here's a minimal .obsidian.vimrc to use, which includes a remap that lets you use jj in insert mode to act as ESC
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Do you use the Vim support in Obsidian? You know there's no ESC key on the iPhoneOS on-screen keyboard.
Here's a minimal .obsidian.vimrc to use, which includes a remap that lets you use jj in insert mode to act as ESC
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It's 2024 anf currently I'm reading about #makefile. For the same project I've been reading about #vimrc. And yeah, this all feels right.
In the last days I've run into a tainted kernel panic which I could only solve because of my years of #gentoo and #portage.
And yeah - all of this feels really good and right!
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It's 2024 anf currently I'm reading about #makefile. For the same project I've been reading about #vimrc. And yeah, this all feels right.
In the last days I've run into a tainted kernel panic which I could only solve because of my years of #gentoo and #portage.
And yeah - all of this feels really good and right!
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It's 2024 anf currently I'm reading about #makefile. For the same project I've been reading about #vimrc. And yeah, this all feels right.
In the last days I've run into a tainted kernel panic which I could only solve because of my years of #gentoo and #portage.
And yeah - all of this feels really good and right!
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It's 2024 anf currently I'm reading about #makefile. For the same project I've been reading about #vimrc. And yeah, this all feels right.
In the last days I've run into a tainted kernel panic which I could only solve because of my years of #gentoo and #portage.
And yeah - all of this feels really good and right!
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It's 2024 anf currently I'm reading about #makefile. For the same project I've been reading about #vimrc. And yeah, this all feels right.
In the last days I've run into a tainted kernel panic which I could only solve because of my years of #gentoo and #portage.
And yeah - all of this feels really good and right!
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My #vimrc i wrote 20 years ago and still in use today
" pancake's exposee for vim:
let fs=0
fun Exposee()
if (g:fs == 0)
res 1000
vertical res 1000
let g:fs=1
else
exe "normal \<C-W>="
let g:fs=0
endif
endfun
map <F10> :call Exposee()<cr>"some nice keymappings
map <F1> :vsp<cr>
map <F2> :sp<cr>
map <F3> :sp<cr>:e .<cr>
map <F4> :q<cr>
map <F5> <C-W>=map <C-A> :FZF<cr>
imap <C-O> <ESC><C-X><C-O>" fine zooming
map <C-J> 2<C-W>+
map <C-K> 2<C-W>-
map <C-L> 2<C-W>>
map <C-H> 2<C-W><" fine frame moving
map <C-Y> <C-W>h
map <C-U> <C-W>j
map <C-I> <C-W>k
map <C-O> <C-W>l -
My #vimrc i wrote 20 years ago and still in use today
" pancake's exposee for vim:
let fs=0
fun Exposee()
if (g:fs == 0)
res 1000
vertical res 1000
let g:fs=1
else
exe "normal \<C-W>="
let g:fs=0
endif
endfun
map <F10> :call Exposee()<cr>"some nice keymappings
map <F1> :vsp<cr>
map <F2> :sp<cr>
map <F3> :sp<cr>:e .<cr>
map <F4> :q<cr>
map <F5> <C-W>=map <C-A> :FZF<cr>
imap <C-O> <ESC><C-X><C-O>" fine zooming
map <C-J> 2<C-W>+
map <C-K> 2<C-W>-
map <C-L> 2<C-W>>
map <C-H> 2<C-W><" fine frame moving
map <C-Y> <C-W>h
map <C-U> <C-W>j
map <C-I> <C-W>k
map <C-O> <C-W>l -
My #vimrc i wrote 20 years ago and still in use today
" pancake's exposee for vim:
let fs=0
fun Exposee()
if (g:fs == 0)
res 1000
vertical res 1000
let g:fs=1
else
exe "normal \<C-W>="
let g:fs=0
endif
endfun
map <F10> :call Exposee()<cr>"some nice keymappings
map <F1> :vsp<cr>
map <F2> :sp<cr>
map <F3> :sp<cr>:e .<cr>
map <F4> :q<cr>
map <F5> <C-W>=map <C-A> :FZF<cr>
imap <C-O> <ESC><C-X><C-O>" fine zooming
map <C-J> 2<C-W>+
map <C-K> 2<C-W>-
map <C-L> 2<C-W>>
map <C-H> 2<C-W><" fine frame moving
map <C-Y> <C-W>h
map <C-U> <C-W>j
map <C-I> <C-W>k
map <C-O> <C-W>l -
My #vimrc i wrote 20 years ago and still in use today
" pancake's exposee for vim:
let fs=0
fun Exposee()
if (g:fs == 0)
res 1000
vertical res 1000
let g:fs=1
else
exe "normal \<C-W>="
let g:fs=0
endif
endfun
map <F10> :call Exposee()<cr>"some nice keymappings
map <F1> :vsp<cr>
map <F2> :sp<cr>
map <F3> :sp<cr>:e .<cr>
map <F4> :q<cr>
map <F5> <C-W>=map <C-A> :FZF<cr>
imap <C-O> <ESC><C-X><C-O>" fine zooming
map <C-J> 2<C-W>+
map <C-K> 2<C-W>-
map <C-L> 2<C-W>>
map <C-H> 2<C-W><" fine frame moving
map <C-Y> <C-W>h
map <C-U> <C-W>j
map <C-I> <C-W>k
map <C-O> <C-W>l -
My #vimrc i wrote 20 years ago and still in use today
" pancake's exposee for vim:
let fs=0
fun Exposee()
if (g:fs == 0)
res 1000
vertical res 1000
let g:fs=1
else
exe "normal \<C-W>="
let g:fs=0
endif
endfun
map <F10> :call Exposee()<cr>"some nice keymappings
map <F1> :vsp<cr>
map <F2> :sp<cr>
map <F3> :sp<cr>:e .<cr>
map <F4> :q<cr>
map <F5> <C-W>=map <C-A> :FZF<cr>
imap <C-O> <ESC><C-X><C-O>" fine zooming
map <C-J> 2<C-W>+
map <C-K> 2<C-W>-
map <C-L> 2<C-W>>
map <C-H> 2<C-W><" fine frame moving
map <C-Y> <C-W>h
map <C-U> <C-W>j
map <C-I> <C-W>k
map <C-O> <C-W>l -
My #vimrc is too long for one toot:
" Enable line numbers
set number
" Enable syntax highlighting
syntax on
" Highlight current line
set cursorline
" Make tabs as wide as two spaces
set tabstop=2
" Show “invisible” characters
set lcs=tab:▸\ ,trail:·,eol:¬,nbsp:_
set list
" Highlight searches
set hlsearch
" Ignore case of searches
set ignorecase
" Highlight dynamically as pattern is typed
set incsearch
" Always show status line
set laststatus=2
" Enable mouse in all modes
set mouse=a -
I'm afraid to post my real #vimrc because it's full of frivolous plugins I'd get roasted for, and anyway I mostly use neovim these days, but here's what I start with when I need a halfway sane editor on a remote machine:
:set sw=4 ts=4 et ai lbr
RIP, Bram. I had very brief interactions with him, when I sent a PR on GitHub and he politely informed me that's not how we do things and to send an email. (Then I accidentally became maintainer of the syntax file I was trying to edit.)
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I'm afraid to post my real #vimrc because it's full of frivolous plugins I'd get roasted for, and anyway I mostly use neovim these days, but here's what I start with when I need a halfway sane editor on a remote machine:
:set sw=4 ts=4 et ai lbr
RIP, Bram. I had very brief interactions with him, when I sent a PR on GitHub and he politely informed me that's not how we do things and to send an email. (Then I accidentally became maintainer of the syntax file I was trying to edit.)
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I'm afraid to post my real #vimrc because it's full of frivolous plugins I'd get roasted for, and anyway I mostly use neovim these days, but here's what I start with when I need a halfway sane editor on a remote machine:
:set sw=4 ts=4 et ai lbr
RIP, Bram. I had very brief interactions with him, when I sent a PR on GitHub and he politely informed me that's not how we do things and to send an email. (Then I accidentally became maintainer of the syntax file I was trying to edit.)
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I'm afraid to post my real #vimrc because it's full of frivolous plugins I'd get roasted for, and anyway I mostly use neovim these days, but here's what I start with when I need a halfway sane editor on a remote machine:
:set sw=4 ts=4 et ai lbr
RIP, Bram. I had very brief interactions with him, when I sent a PR on GitHub and he politely informed me that's not how we do things and to send an email. (Then I accidentally became maintainer of the syntax file I was trying to edit.)
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I'm afraid to post my real #vimrc because it's full of frivolous plugins I'd get roasted for, and anyway I mostly use neovim these days, but here's what I start with when I need a halfway sane editor on a remote machine:
:set sw=4 ts=4 et ai lbr
RIP, Bram. I had very brief interactions with him, when I sent a PR on GitHub and he politely informed me that's not how we do things and to send an email. (Then I accidentally became maintainer of the syntax file I was trying to edit.)
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#Checkliste für #Vim als #IDE für #Python
#Checkliste für die #Vervollständigung der #Datei #Vimrc
Bezüglich #Debugging sagt der Vortragende er benutze dafür nicht Vim, sondern #iPython und #ipdb (#IPython #pdb).
I will insert breakpoints with a shortkey, open another terminal window and start my program, waiting until the breakpoint is hit and then inspect the scope.
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My Vim configuration for yaml files: https://gist.github.com/lmarqueta/736dcf8940e8711c873f5550d675154a
#yaml #ansible #vim #vimrc -
@philiph This is my "standard" vimrc these days, I have gotten way, way more stuff crammed into one in the past with vim bundles and plugins and and... but this works pretty well for my needs.
