On 17/01/10 12:32, amix wrote:
Hi guys
I just want to share my vimrc which I have worked for at least 5 years
now...:
http://amix.dk/blog/post/19486#The-ultimative-Vim-configuration-vimrc
Happy vim'ming!
amix
OK, so here are my vimrc and colorscheme, over which I worked since the
times of Vim 6.1 (but of course extensively reworked for 7):
http://users.skynet.be/antoine.mechelynck/other/.vimrc
http://users.skynet.be/antoine.mechelynck/other/almost-default.vim
They work together with the CSApprox plugin (which I added relatively
recently), and I use matchit as explained in the Vim help and wiki.
I may have published them already, but of course I make small changes
now and then: I don't think I'll ever regard them as "never to be
touched again". These are today's versions, which I uploaded anew a few
minutes ago. Their sizes (including comments and "unix-style" ends of
lines) are: vimrc 18711 bytes, "almost-default" colorscheme 5719.
I'm not saying that my vimrc, or even my vimrc and colorscheme, are "the
ultimate" or even "ultimative", whatever that might be, because I deny
that there may exist a single "best vimrc" for everyone -- if there were
one, why not compile it into Vim and be done with it? Rather, I agree
with Bram's decision of making his editor extremely customizable by
means of scripts in what is actually a programming language, and one
which is easy to understand for whoever is familiar with the editor's
commands. This way, different users may customize Vim in different ways,
and obtain each what is best for him or her, without being constrained
by a single choice of settings, as in Notepad, where "one size fits
all", maybe, but fits all equally badly. These scripts suit me, they may
or may not suit each of you, and they will probably not suit you all
perfectly.
Happy Vimming!
Tony.
--
Trying to define yourself is like trying to bite your own teeth.
-- Alan Watts
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