hugo-valle/dotfiles.git

Install Script for Advanced dotfiles and vim setup.

Features

• Gurvbox color scheme integrated
• Neovim and Vim 8 Supported
• Termnal vim and GUI vim supported
  • ALE / Symatic Code linter
  • Nerdtree
  • Tagbar
  • UltiSnips
• Tmux Shell Multiplexer
• Zsh Shell Support
• Changing Fonts
• Python Mode
• Bash customization
• Encrypted personal aliases
• Git Configuration: .gitconfig
• Useful shell scripts
• c/c++ Development Setup
  • Compiler: g++
  • Building Tool: cmake
  • Documentation: doxygen
  • Boost libraries: libboost-all-dev
  • Compression Tool: libbz2-dev
  • Many more...

Theme ScreenShots

Default Dark Setup

Default Light Setup

Not sure what one to pick? Try <F5>

Need more contrast for theme? Try <F6>

Installation

1. Clone into $HOME folder

$ cd $HOME
$ git clone https://github.com/hugo-valle/dotfiles.git

2. Change into dotfiles folder

$ cd dotfiles

3. Run DotSetup.sh

$ ./DotSetup.sh
# or
$ bash DotSetup.sh

4. Answer setup questions
5. Enjoy jvim

Supported OS

• Linux: most distros
• Mac OSX
• Windows 10 (wsl)
• Babun shell (Windows)

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Vim Controls

Map Leader

map leader = ,

Fonts (gnome-terminal only)

<F7> Cycle through installed powerline fonts
<Ctrl+'+'> Font size bigger
<Ctrl+'-'> Font size smaller

Theme

<F5> Cycle Dark and Light Mode
<F6> Cycle through three levels of contrast

Function Mapping

<Leader>s Do Sort
<Crtl+b> Open Tree Browser
<Crtl+t> Open Tag Browser
<t><t> Cycle opening folded code blocks

Movement using vim standard keys

<Ctrl+[h,j,k,l]> Move to vim panes and tmux windows (vim-tmux-navigator)
<Leader>m Move next tab
<Leader>n Move prev tab

Movement using arrow keys

note: Many window managers intercept arrow key combos
<Ctrl+[Left,Right,Up,Down]> to change windows and tabs
<Alt+[Left,Right]> to move current tab
<Crtl+PageUp> or <Ctrl+PageDown to change tabs

Includes the JVim Plugin

Documentation for the JVim Plugin

Version 2.0

Installation

Install this plugin as you would any other vim plugin
Vundle example:

Plugin 'john-warnes/jvim'

vim-plug example:

Plug 'john-warnes/jvim'

Features

• Fixing Quickfix Window Size
• Folding Defaults
• Use detected file sytnax for code folding support
• Automatically return to the last position of previously edited files
• Spell check on by default
• Mouse support for terminal vim
• Use system clipboard for vim
• Show trailing white space
• Show EOL marked (off by default)
• Show many hidden characters: Tabs, NBSP, Extends, Precedes
• Show simple indent guide for indented files
• Persistent Undo (undo saved on a previously edited file)
• Many helpful mapping for the new users
  • Same mappings supported with regular vim movement keys
• Many other useful key mapping

Options

Place options before your Plug 'john-warnes/jvim' line in vimrc
Options shown with defaults

let g:JV_vimDir             = $HOME/.vim         " Setup Vim Directory
let g:JV_showTrailing       = 1                  " Show Tailing Spaces
let g:JV_showEol            = 0                  " Show EOL marker
let g:JV_usePresistent_Undo = 1                  " Use persistent Undo
let g:JV_colorColumn        = 81                 " Set long line guide
let g:JV_red                = 'GruvboxRedBold'   " Highlight link for Red
let g:JV_useSystemClipboard = 1                  " Try to use system clipboard
let g:JV_IndentGuide        = 1                  " Show indent guides when (F2 Toggle)
let g:JV_codePretty         = 1                  " Replace some chars with alternatives (F2 Toggle)
let g:JV_quickFixHeightMin  = 3                  " Limit the MIN size of the quick fix window
let g:JV_quickFixHeightMax  = 10                 " Limit the MAX size of the quick fix window
let g:JV_foldingSyntax      = 1                  " Enable fold=syntax for all files
                                                 " NOTE:Might be slow on older systems
let g:JV_foldingDefault     = 2                  " Folding Mode on File Open
                                                 "   0 no default (might remember last)
                                                 "   1 open all folds on file open
                                                 "   2 close all folds on file open
                                                 "   NOTE: ''tt'' in normal mode to toggle folds
let g:JV_DateFormat         = '%A, %d %B %Y'     " Format for template and metadata dates (man date)
let g:JV_MaxMetaDataSearch  = 50                 " Max lines at top of file to search for meta data tags
let g:JV_EnableUpdateMetaData = 1                " Enable auto updating of metadata on file save

Window Creation/Deletion

<Ctrl+w><Del> or <C-w><BackSpace> to close current window
<Ctrl+w>| or <Ctrl+w>\ Create new file in vertical split window
<Ctrl+w>- or <Ctrl+=> Create new file in horizontal split window
NOTE Use the mouse for easy control over window splits [Click] and [Drag] on window the separator

Window and Tab Movement

<C-PageUp> and <C-PageDown> Change current tab
<Ctrl+Left> and <Ctrl+Right> Move cursor to Left/Right Window, or if at screen edge change to Next/Prev Tab
<Ctrl+Up> and <Ctrl+Down> Move cursor to Up/Down Window
<Leader><Arrow Key> does the same as <Ctrl+Arrow Key>
<Alt+Left> Move current tab left
<Alt+Right> Move current tab right

Commands

:TrimFile Trim trailing white space(s) from current file
:w!! Force saving current file with sudo (protected file)

Visual Mode

<tab> Jump to matching braces, parentheses, etc.. < or > Indent or unindent lines selected lines

Normal Mode

Code Folding

<t><t> Toggle open/close current fold
<z><M> Close all folds
<z><R> Open all folds

Files

<f><t> open file under cursor in new tab (or current file)
<f><f> open file under cursor in new vertical split window (or current file)

Search

<Leader>/ or <Ctrl+n> Clear current search highlight
<leader>p Manually toggle Paste Mode use if you have problems pasting into vim from outside programs

Movement

<tab> Jump to matching (braces, parentheses, etc)

Display

<F2> Show/hide indent guides and CodePretty()

Indent guide example

Example of codePretty text changes

Spelling Help

== to autocorrect word under cursor
z= to list possible corrections of word under cursor
u to undo

GUI menu

<F4> Open Terminal version of the GUI menu

• Use <Left>, <Right> or <Tab> to navigate
• <Enter> to select
• <Esc> to quit

Vim Scripting

<Shift+F5> re-source current file (vim files only)

Other fixes

Command Mode

:Q becomes q
:Q! becomes q!
:W becomes w
:W! becomes w!