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Steam Locomotive


                        (@@) (  ) (@@) ( )  (@)  ()    @@    O     @     O
                  (   )
              (@@@@)
           (    )

         (@@@)
       ====        ________                ___________
   _D _|  |_______/        \__I_I_____===__|_________|
    |(_)---  |   H\________/ |   |        =|___ ___|      ___________
    /     |  |   H  |  |     |   |         ||_| |_||     _|          \_____A
   |      |  |   H  |__--------------------| [___] |   =|                  |
   | ________|___H__/__|_____/[][]~\_______|       |   -|                  |
   |/ |   |-----------I_____I [][] []  D   |=======|____|__________________|_
 __/ =| o |=-~~\  /~~\  /~~\  /~~\ ____Y___________|__|____________________|_
  |/-=|___|=    ||    ||    ||    |_____/~\___/          |_D__D |_D__D__D_|
   \_/      \_O=====O=====O=====O/      \_/               \_/    \_/   \_/

(This locomotive is courtesy of sl, by Toyoda Masashi.)

Included Bundles

TODO

TaskList: display a list of occurrences of TODO, XXX, etc. in a buffer. Trigger it with t.
TComment: toggle comments. Trigger it with gc{motion}, gC{motion}, or the <c-/> or <leader>_ prefixes. See :help tcomment.
Closetag: close HTML tags. Trigger it with <c-/> by default. I map it to <c-/>., which works better with TComment. My fork enables easy user configuration of the map key.
Matchit.zip: extended % matching for HTML, LaTeX, and many other languages. This has been included in $VIMRUNTIME/macros/ for ages, but isn't enabled by default.

Bundles in ./etc

Python-Mode: Nice integration with Python tools like PyLint and Rope. I found it too intrusive for regular use.

Managing Submodules

Getting Started

git submodule init git submodule update

Help Tags

If you find that git thinks you've modified your submodules when you create helptags files with pathogen's :Helptags command, try this:

echo doc/tags >> .git/info/exclude

ab / vimfiles

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