pivotalcommon / vim-config

(Mac)Vim configuration

The Pivotal vim-config has moved

It is now located at https://github.com/pivotal/vim-config.

Upgrading

If you have an existing installation of this vim-config, you can automatically migrate by running the update script twice.

$ ~/.vim/bin/update
$ ~/.vim/bin/update

Alternatively, you can completely delete ~/.vim and reinstall the new vim-config from scratch by following its installation instructions.

vim-config's Issues

git-gutter causes errors when loading mvim

If you use the latest version of all the bundles (type :BundleUpdate to update the bundles) then when you launch mvim, you get the following:

Error detected while processing function highlight#define_highlights:
line    4:
E492: Not an editor command:  ctermfg=2 ctermbg=10
line    5:
E492: Not an editor command:  ctermfg=3 ctermbg=10
line    6:
E492: Not an editor command:  ctermfg=1 ctermbg=10

tab completion causes scary crash

the plugin providing tab completion causes a hard crash, all buffers are lost :(

-mik

Some modules were removed when we removed all submodules

Not every directory in /bundle that was removed in a86f8fb was a submodule. Some of the directories were hard-coded copies of vim libraries. We should find replacements for them.

Installation scriptability impaired by configuration warnings and errors

When trying to install the vim extensions by running vim +BundleInstall +qall, a number of messages are printed to the screen:

Error detected while processing ~/.vim/init/colorscheme.vim:
line    2:
E185: Cannot find color scheme solarized
line    4:
E121: Undefined variable: colors_name
E15: Invalid expression: colors_name == 'solarized'
For better file matching compile and install `burke/matcher`
cd ~/.vim/bundle/matcher
make && sudo make install
Error detected while processing ~/.vim/after/plugin/edit_plus.vim:
line    2:
E24: No such abbreviation
Press ENTER or type command to continue

The errors are because the extensions are not yet installed (which the user is in the process of trying to do). The warning is about the matcher command not being installed on the system, which also can't be done (at least, not as directed) until the extensions are installed (which, again, the user is in the process of trying to do).

Because of these warning messages, the user must press "enter" to proceed, which impairs scriptability. (Specifically, I'm trying to update the @pivotal-sprout vim recipe, but it hangs on the prompt.)

After some digging, I saw that one can use the :silent command to silence shell commands executed from within vim; however, it's unclear to me how, if at all, one could silence the reading of the vimrc on startup (if only for the sake of this one-off command).

Switch to YouCompleteMe for autocomplete?

This looks pretty cool!

https://github.com/Valloric/YouCompleteMe

Snippets aren't expanding

We have snippets defined in /snippets/ but they don't seem to work.

For example, f followed by tab (in insert mode) should expand out to a JS function. But for us it isn't working. I think we need to configure something.

Opening spec doesn't work for app/lib

If I have a class in app/lib and a spec in spec/lib when I use the A command (:A{TVS} etc) it outputs an error "Can't find file 'app/test/lib/file_name_test.rb' in path". I didn't see the plugin listed in the readme that actually does this searching, but if someone could point me in the right direction I would try to take a look and figure it out.

Thanks

<leader>rt for rebuilding ctags is dependent on RVM

Now that a lot of projects are preferring rbenv (or not using Ruby at all) we should pick a more sane default.

shift-command-n key binding

Is currently mapped to fuzzy search, can we map to command-t instead?

thanks

Can't re-open file in another Tab

When I search for a file
if that file is open already in another Tab
It takes me to that Tab
instead of just re-opening the file

Mac's ⌘-Tab in iTerm inserts F24 and F25

Reproduction steps:

1. Open vim in iTerm2 (I'm using Build 3.0.10)
2. Enable set paste
3. Press i to enter Insert mode
4. Press ⌘+tab twice (to switch to another app, then back)

Expected behavior:

It looks the same.

Actual behavior:

<F24><F25> appears:

(<F24> appears when I leave; <F25> appears when I return.)