Theres a set called "completeopt" make sure that it
does not contain the string preview. Here are two
lines from my .vimrc, I coment one out depending on
which feature I would like. Put the second line in
your .vimrc and see if it helps.
set completeopt=menu,preview "turn on preview menu for
om
> However, you can put it's longer equival;ent 2-liner
> into local vimrc:
> (1) line to http-get the URL to local file or to the
> temp
> buffer using either netrw, or using ':!wget -O
> file URL'
> (2) the line to source the local copy
That would work for the .vimrc, but for the .vim, I
wo
PS
Another way I've been able to do this type of thing is
to set my $HOME directory to a location where my .vim
folder and .vimrc are located and then changing it
back after VIM has loaded. I put all this in a
script, which is fine if no one else has a better
solution, but it seems like there sh
I would like to be able to open up a vim instance from
anywhere with my vim settings.
One way I can think to do this is by editing my .vimrc
file to load my colors, plugings, autoloads etc. and
then putting all those files on the internet so that I
can source it from anywhere.
However, is there a
