Mike Bradley wrote:
I would like to be able to open up a vim instance from
anywhere with my vim settings.
I use subversion to manage all my config files, so when I enter a new
environment, the first thing I do is checkout config files from
subversion. And it works very well especially when you make
modifications on different work places from time to time.
The drawback is you must setup subverion first, but I think it pays off
pretty much.
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 way to do this without changing my
.vimrc? Could I just put my .vim folder and my .vimrc
on the internet and run something like: "source
http:/path/to.vimrc | source http:/path/to/.vim"?
Thanks for the help.
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"The tool that save the most labor in a programming project is probably a text-editing
system" -- <<The Mythical Man-Month>>
Try to make life easier ...
