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vim configuration โ€“ Ruby, Rails, Markdown, SCSS, CoffeeScript

Mislav's vim configuration

Thanks to these guys:

My configuration uses Pathogen and git submodules. (But you don't need to care about any of that.)

Installation:

Prerequisites: ruby, git.

  1. Move your existing configuration somewhere else:
    mv ~/.vim* ~/.gvim* my_backup
  2. Clone this repo into ".vim":
    git clone https://github.com/mislav/vimfiles ~/.vim
  3. Go into ".vim" and run "rake":
    cd ~/.vim && rake

This will install "/.vimrc" and "/.gvimrc" symlinks that point to files inside the ".vim" directory.

Features:

vimrc

  • 2 spaces, no tabs

  • incremental, case-insensitive search

  • vertical split goes right, horizontal split goes below

  • cursor keys for movement are disabled!

  • <CR> - remove highlighting after search

  • <Space> - toggle current fold

  • <C-j/k/h/l> - switch between splits (no need to prepend <C-w>)

  • Q - format lines

  • :KillWhitespace - strip trailing whitespace

File switching (Command-T)

  • ,, alternates between two most recent buffers
  • ,f - jump to file:
    • ,F - search in directory of current buffer
    • ,b - search buffer list
    • ,gl - search in lib/
    • ,gt - search tags
    • <C-s>,<C-CR> - open the selected file in a new split window
    • <C-v> - open the selected file in a new vertical split window
    • <C-t> - open the selected file in a new tab
    • <C-j> - select next file in the file listing
    • <C-k> - select previous file in the file listing
    • <C-f> - flush file cache

Ack

  • :Ack -w foo_bar
  • :Ack! - search, but don't jump to first match
  • :AckFromSearch
  • :AckAdd - append to existing quickfix list

In the quickfix window:

  • o - open file
  • go - preview file, i.e. keep focus in quickfix window
  • t (T) - open in a new tab (silently)
  • h (H) - open in horizontal split (silently)
  • v (gv) - open in vertical split (silently)

In the normal buffer:

  • :cn[ext]/:cN/:cp[revious] - jump to the next/previous match
  • ]q/[q - same as above, with Unimpaired
  • :ccl - close the quickfix window
  • :col[der]/:cnew[er] - show results of previous/next search

Surround

  • cs"' - change string from double to single quotes
  • ds( - delete surrounding parentheses
  • ysiW] - surround current WORD with square brackets
  • ysst - surround current line in a HTML tag
  • ysip<c-t> - nest current paragraph in a HTML tag

Visual mode: S. Insert mode: <c-s>.

Surround + rails.vim:

  • - โ†’ <% -%>
  • = โ†’ <%= %>
  • # โ†’ <%# %>
  • e - nest block and append end keyword
  • E - like e, but prompt for text to prepend before block

Argumentative

  • [,/], - go to previous/next argument boundary
  • <,/>, - shift current argument left/right
  • a,/i, - "an argument"/"inner argument" text object

Commentary

  • gc{motion} - comment/uncomment lines that {motion} moves over
  • gcc - comment/uncomment [count] lines
  • {Visual}gc - comment/uncomment the highlighted lines
  • gcu - uncomment the current and adjacent commented lines

ruby.vim

Motions:

  • ]m / [m - next / previous method
  • ]M / [M - end of method definition
  • ]] / [[ - next / previous class/module
  • ][ / [] - end of class/module

Text objects:

  • am - a method
  • im - inner method
  • aM - a class
  • iM - inner class

CoffeeScript

  • :[range]CoffeeCompile [vert] - compile JavaScript into new buffer
  • :CoffeeCompile watch [vert] - open auto-updating JavaScript buffer
  • :[range]CoffeeLint (needs coffeelint)
  • :[range]CoffeeRun - run the resulting JavaScript

matchit.vim

% alternates between matching HTML tags, class/control flow statements and matching end in Ruby, and more. Also works in visual mode.

Tabular

In visual mode:

  • :Tabularize assignment
  • :Tabularize argument_list
  • :Tabularize /=>

Fugitive

  • :Gcommit

  • :Gstatus

    • jump between lines that represent files with <c-n>, <c-p>
    • - - add/reset file (also in visual mode)
    • <Enter> - open current file in the window below
    • o/S - :Gsplit/:Gvsplit
    • p - add/reset current file with --patch
    • D - :Gdiff
    • c[v]c - :Gcommit [--verbose]
    • ca/cA - --append / reuse message
  • :[range]Gbrowse! - - copy GitHub URL for code that's currently selected

  • :[range]Gblame

    • q/gq - close blame and return to blamed window / work tree version
    • <CR> - q, then open commit
    • o/O - open commit in horizontal split / new tab
    • - - reblame at commit
    • P - reblame at parent commit
  • :Gedit feature:% - version of the current file in the "feature" branch

  • :Gwrite - add %

  • :Gread - checkout % (also the bailout command after browsing git objects)

  • :Gremove - rm %

  • :Gmove <dest> - mv % <dest>

  • :Glog - load past versions of current file into the quickfix list

  • :Glog -- - load all commits into the quickfix list

  • :Glog -- % - load only commits that touch the current file

  • :Glog --grep={text} -- - only commits that have "text" in the message

  • :Glog -S{text} -- - only commits that have "text" in the diff

  • :Ggrep {pattern} [branch]

In git objects:

  • <Enter> - jump to revision under cursor
  • o/S/O - jump to revision in a new split / vertical split / tab

In vimdiff view:

  • [c/]c - previous/next changeset
  • :dp/:do - :diffput/:diffget - stage/checkout hunk
  • :Gwrite/:Gread - stage/checkout file
  • :do //2/:do //3 - resolve conflict using the version from target/merge branch
  • :diffu[pdate] - refresh diff highlighting
  • :on[ly],<C-w>o - close windows other than the current one

Unimpaired

  • [a/]a - :previous/:next

  • [A/]A - :first/:last

  • [q/]q - :cprev/:cnext

  • [Q/]Q - :cfirst/:clast

  • [n/]n - previous/next conflict marker

  • [<Space>/]<Space> - add blank lines above/below the cursor

  • [o{opt}/]o{opt}/co{opt} - turn on/turn off/toggle option:

    • h - "hlsearch"
    • i - "ignorecase"
    • s - "spell"
    • w - "wrap"
  • yp/P/o/O/I/A enters insert mode as with a/i/o/O/I/A and sets paste. Leaving insert mode sets 'nopaste' automatically.

Eunuch

  • :Rename[!]
  • :SudoWrite
  • :Remove[!]
  • :Find[!] {args} - run find and load results into quickfix
  • when you create a file that starts with a shebang, it gets chmod +x automatically on first save!

Scriptease

  • :Vedit - quickly open a Vim runtime file
    • :Vsplit
    • :Vvsplit
    • :Vtabedit
    • :Vpedit
    • :Vread
  • :Runtime - reload runtime files
  • g! - eval a motion or selection as VimL and replace it with the result

Example:

:Vsp s/pd<Tab>

Tbone

  • :Tmux [args] - execute a tmux command
  • :[range]Tyank/:Tput [buffer] - access to tmux buffer
  • :[range]Twrite [pane] - tmux send-keys to another pane

Examples how to specify a pane: windowtitle.2, top-right, or last; or let it default to the previously given argument.

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