Make your vim more power and much easer.
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- Highly customizble
- Runs everywhere
- Works with many programming language
- Scriptable
git clone https://github.com/youngyangyang04/PowerVim.git
cd PowerVim
sh install.sh- CPP/PHP/JAVA code completion and you can add code keyword list for any language completion
- Taglist for functuon and variables list
- MiniBufList shows the files opened
- Vim syntax highlighting for C++ (including C++11), go, php, html, json and markdown
- Shows a git diff in the 'gutter' (sign column). It shows which lines have been added, modified, or removed.
- Provides an overview of the structure of the programming language files
- Automatically opens popup menu for completions when you enter characters or move the cursor in Insert mode
- Comment stuff out. Use
gccto comment out a line (takes a count),gcto comment out the target of a motion - Visually browse complex directory hierarchies, quickly open files for reading or editing, and perform basic file system operations.
- Search with ack from within Vim and shows the results in a split window
- Syntastic checker for almost every programming language
- Beautiful statusline
PowerVim shortcuts start with ; Shortcuts is designed for mac Keyboard, more convenient and comfortable. Of course normal Keyboard can also use it Conveniently.
Normal Model Keyboard Shortcuts
;n // Open directory tree
;m // Open file function and variables list
;w // Save file
;u // Up half screen
;d // Down half screen
;1 // Move cursor to head of line
;2 // Move cursor to end of line
;a // Switch between source files and header files quickly, suport for C, C++
;e // Open a new file
;z // Switch to the shell interface，and "fg" go back
;s // Horizontal separation of window
;v // Vertical separation of window
;fw // Search keyword around the project, make sure you have installed ack
;ff // Search filename around the project
;gt // Jump to the definition of the keyword where the cursor is located, but make sure you have make ctags
;gr // Go back for ";gt"
;tg // Take tags file, make sure already install ctags
;y // Copy content which selected by v to system clipboard
;o // Enable syntastic checker
;t // Align with symbol, for example: ":Tab /|"
;ja // Add setter and getter for jave class
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// It is useful when you have serval window because of tagbar or neadtree or split the window
;h/l/k/j // Move to the left/right/top/bottom window accordingly
;gg // Traverse window
// Shortcuts without ;
e // Delete word under cursor
tabc // Close tab, of course you should :tabnew a file first.
F1 // Compile cpp code, and make sure there is a diretory named "bin" in current directory.
gc // Comment out the target of a motion
gcc // Comment out a line (takes a count)
{ // Up block of code
} // Down block of code
di+( // Delete the content in the parentheses
- a.vim
- minibufexpl.vim
- statusline.vim
- taglist.vim
- ack
- autocomplpop
- commentary
- nerdtree
- vim-gitgutter
- Tabular
- vim-syntastic
- vim-javacomplete2
Every one can change this config to make PowerVim for youself
- Change shortcuts by modifying .vimrc
- You can add language completion by puting language keyword list file in .vim/dictionary, and modify .vimrc
PowerVim do not install youcompleteme to perfect code completion
- PowerVim basic code completion is enough
- Installing youcompleteme is complicated and is not almost universal, one install successfully do not mean other people can install it successfully in same operation method.
- Open vim will be slow. Because youcompleteme is to large, it load bin file and analyze syntax.
- PowerVim will try it latter, if it is easy to install and use.
- Check whether ctags are installed when installing PowerVim
- Check directory bin when Compiling CPP
u // Undo
r // Relace the character under cursor
ctrl r // Cancel undo
>> // Right Indent
<< // Left Indent
:noh // Cancel highlight
ctrl e // Scroll the window down
ctrl y // Scroll the window up
ctrl f // Scroll down one page
ctrl b // Scroll up one page
ctrl d // Scroll down half of page
ctrl u // Scroll up half of page
H // Move cursor to the top of the window
M // Move cursor to the middle of the window
L // Move cursor to the bottom of the window
G // Go to bottom of file
gg // Go to top of file
:echo // Print variables in vim
:call // Call vimshell function
:%!xxd // View the assembly code for this file
:scriptnames // List all plugin files loaded
:!unix_command // Run Unix commands inside vim
:pwd // The present working directory can be displayed in Vim with
:cd %:p:h // To change to the directory of the currently open file
:reg // Show register
Comment quickly
- First, go to the first line you want to comment, press CtrlV. This will put the editor in the VISUAL BLOCK mode.
- Then using the arrow key and select until the last line
- Now press ShiftI, which will put the editor in INSERT mode and then press #. This will add a hash to the first line.
- Then press Esc (give it a second), and it will insert a # character on all other selected lines.
Relace oldName to newName in Visual model selected
- select block in Visual model, then press :, :'<,'>s/oldName/newName/g
C // The root directory is the directory where the cursor is currently located
go // Previews the file where the cursor is, and the cursor does not jump to the file
m // Open a menu below and you can select from a list of actions, such as create file, delete file, copy file and soon
r // Refresh
x // Close the current nodes parent
some file is gone, you shuild go origial place to download it.