Kai Weber wrote:
where can I find an overview of the $HOME/.vim directory hierarchie? I
have not found an overview, seems I have to read all the vim
documentation for ":help ftplugin", ":help initialization" and so on.
Hello!
I have the following help file which I use; see attached.
Place
There are also some files that are put within the main ~/.vim
directory rather than subdirectories.
What files would you put in there?
Within ~/.vim there
filetype.vim
scripts.vim
You can do the same searches I did by ransacking the help with
:helpgrep \~/\.vim/
:copen
This
* A.J.Mechelynck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> ~/.vim/autoload/*.vim
> load-on-demand scripts for functions of the form
> scriptname#Funcname()
> ~/.vim/colors/*.vim
> colorschemes
> [...]
Great list! Thank you very much!
Kai
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Kai Weber wrote:
Hello,
where can I find an overview of the $HOME/.vim directory hierarchie? I
have not found an overview, seems I have to read all the vim
documentation for ":help ftplugin", ":help initialization" and so on. I
am searching for a short overview like
foo -- contains files for fi
where can I find an overview of the $HOME/.vim directory hierarchie? I
have not found an overview, seems I have to read all the vim
documentation for ":help ftplugin", ":help initialization" and so on. I
am searching for a short overview like
I'm not sure such a list exists from a quick search o
Hello,
where can I find an overview of the $HOME/.vim directory hierarchie? I
have not found an overview, seems I have to read all the vim
documentation for ":help ftplugin", ":help initialization" and so on. I
am searching for a short overview like
foo -- contains files for filetypes
foo/bar --
