My personal dotfiles. I heve created it to remember my settings, especially vim settings.
* Vim>7
* git
* Vim >=7.4
* git >=1.6.5
* GNU make
- Clone repository:
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In git 1.6.5 or higher
git clone --recursive git@github.com:runningt/dotfiles.git <some_directory> -
In older git probably something like this
git clone git@github.com:runningt/dotfiles.git <dotfiles_directory> cd <some_directory> git submodule init git submodule update
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Note: submodules are configured to use ssh clone adress, so probably it's better to clone full repo using ssh. It might be impossible to clone full repo using https.
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Use GNU make
cd <dotfiles_directory> make vim
You can also do every step manually:
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Backup old .vimrc and .vim
make vim_backup
Or:
cd
mv .vimrc .vimrc.back
mv .vim .vim.back
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Link new .vimrc and .vim
make vim_links
Or:
cd
ln -fs <dotfiles_direcotry>/.vim
ln -fs <dotfiles_directory>/.vimrc
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Link modules you want to autolad
make vim_enable_<module_to_disable>
Or:
cd .vimrc/bundle
ln -fs ../bundle_all/<module_to_enable>
bubdle_all directory contains all vim plugins installed
bundle_loaded directory contains only plugins really loaded by pathogen.
It should contain symbolic links to selected plugins from ../bundle_all
bundle is in fact a symbolic link to ../bundle_loaded (to be compatible with pathogen)
To enable some module:
make vim_enable_<module_to_enable>
To disable module:
make vim_disable_<module_to_disable>