I’ve cleaned my VIM configuration file and it’s pretty slick now.
Here’s the feature list from the .vimrc file:
"" Features:
"" - Syntax highlighting
"" - Automatic indenting
"" - Easier keybindings
"" - Integrated C reference
"" - Tag lists (see functions, classes, etc. Click on them to jump)
"" - Color themes
"" - Jump to last uses position in a file
"" - Easily comment lines in a file
"" - % matching for files like c, html, java, perl, etc.
"" - calendar
"" - Better tab completion (searches #include files etc.)
"" - Screen savers (useless, but fun)
There’s more features than that, those are just the ones that I can remember off the top of my head when I wrote it.
To use this, just untar it in your home directory (make sure you don’t have a ~/.vim directory first).
Then, make sure to read ~/.vimrc to understand the keybindings you can use with it.
The tar file can be found at: http://dan.hld.ca/vim_config.tar.gz
