Save time and keystrokes...
Place
this .vimrc file
in your home directory so that you don't have to set tabs
and many other things
every time you enter vi.
The new .vimrc file includes:
-
Tab space settings (read comment below on a2ps)
-
Backspace mapping (now including line wrapping)
-
F2 hot key to SEARCH
-
F3 hot key to FIND NEXT
occurrence of search
-
F5 hot key to CUT (for
use with mouse)
-
F6 hot key to COPY (for
use with mouse)
-
F7 hot key to PASTE (for
use with mouse)
-
F10 hot key to SAVE the
file and continue editing. (w!)
-
F11 hot key for QUIT
without
saving. (q!)
-
F12 hot key to
SAVE and QUIT.
(wq!)
-
Mappings for the
keypad (num lock must be on)
-
Tab completion
on most recently used word!!
-
"h" hot key to
switch to header file with same name as .cpp source file
-
"s" hot key to
switch to source file with same name as .h header file
-
And many more
infinitesimal settings that
Brandon and I thought were cool
(you probably wont notice them).
- We also included the capability
to make your project INSIDE of vi with our vimrc 2.0 file as well.
Just go to command mode (ESC :) and type make. As long as
you name your make file 'make', it will save any changes to the
current file, compile it through the makefile and report any
problems ALL INSIDE OF VIM!! This makes debugging a lot
easier.
Unfortunately I
have yet to find a way to make a2ps automatically print with 3 tab
spaces without using either an -T3 option or
this .a2psrc file.
Once again place that in your home directory. This is how you
use the -T3 option:
a2ps -T3
file1 file2 etc
ALWAYS be careful when making the
.vimrc
and .a2psrc file, you must add an empty line at the bottom or you
will get unexpected results.
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