harriott/vimfiles

my gVim configuration files (minus vimrc & gvimrc)

vim: set fdl=4:

$vimfiles/README.md

vimfiles

All of my vim files, except my .gvimrc & .vimrc - which vary by machine:

• $ABjo/textEdit/Vim/vimrc
• $machBld/jo/gvimrc
• $MSWin10\mb_gvimrc
• $MSWin10\mb_vimrc-AZERTY

use cases

• scripting (going faster)
• quick navigation around my vast personal notes, which include web addresses

exploring

Some of my vim configuraton files are long, but they don't appear so to me as I use my own vim_build filetype ($vfv/ftplugin/build.vim), which folds my headings nicely.

prerequisites

• a Vim flavour, of course
• The relevant files of this repository correctly symlinked, as in:
  • $MSwin10\mb\symlinks-mostly.ps1
  • $MSWin10\mb\neededNodes-2.ps1

snag: CRLF line endings on Arch

When I somehow managed, from PowerShell to convert hundreds of files in my configuration to CRLF line endings all the Vim variants on my Arch Linux machines were broken.

fix 1: delete my $vimfiles and repopulate from remote repositories

rm -r $vimfiles
git clone https://github.com/harriott/vimfiles $vimfiles
& $vimfiles/vim/packs/get/win64/get.ps1
& $vimfiles/vim/packs/get/unix/get.sh  # - not ready yet, see  $vimfiles/vim/packs/get/win64/get.ps1  which downloads all the plugins that I use

fix 2: convert the snagging files to LF

1. prepare: cd $vimfiles; rm grep_CRLF.ufco
2. list the culprits: fd -tf -x file | grep CRLF >> $vimfiles/grep_CRLF.ufco (using my $vimfiles/syntax/ufco.vim)
3. do the conversions: while read CRLFfile; do sed -i 's/\r//' ${CRLFfile/:*}; done <grep_CRLF.ufco
4. tidy off: rm $vimfiles/grep_CRLF.ufco