How to install vim plugin in Windows 10?
I installed a vim.exe on my Windows machine. There isn't a .vim directory in my home directory. How to install vim plugin in this case?
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I installed a vim.exe on my Windows machine. There isn't a .vim directory in my home directory. How to install vim plugin in this case?
command-line installation vim
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I installed a vim.exe on my Windows machine. There isn't a .vim directory in my home directory. How to install vim plugin in this case?
command-line installation vim
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I installed a vim.exe on my Windows machine. There isn't a .vim directory in my home directory. How to install vim plugin in this case?
command-line installation vim
command-line installation vim
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If you installed vim with default settings from vim.org, then home directory will be created in C:Usersuser_namevimfiles. Where user_name is name of your windows user. I suggest you use pathogen as the easiest plugin manager. You just unpack plugin in bundle subdirectory of your home directory and it works.
As for second question about c++, i recommend ctags and cscope based plugins for navigation, autocompleters and snippets for fast coding, some useful tools for fast editing. Search for next plugins:
cctree, cscope_macros
easytags
OmniCppComplete, youcompleteme
taglist, tagbar
ultisnips/snipmate
fswitch
surround
unimpaired
Some of them requires long setup and even compilation (like youcompleteme) and python support, but give you more power. =) Good luck.
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If you installed vim with default settings from vim.org, then home directory will be created in C:Usersuser_namevimfiles. Where user_name is name of your windows user. I suggest you use pathogen as the easiest plugin manager. You just unpack plugin in bundle subdirectory of your home directory and it works.
As for second question about c++, i recommend ctags and cscope based plugins for navigation, autocompleters and snippets for fast coding, some useful tools for fast editing. Search for next plugins:
cctree, cscope_macros
easytags
OmniCppComplete, youcompleteme
taglist, tagbar
ultisnips/snipmate
fswitch
surround
unimpaired
Some of them requires long setup and even compilation (like youcompleteme) and python support, but give you more power. =) Good luck.
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If you installed vim with default settings from vim.org, then home directory will be created in C:Usersuser_namevimfiles. Where user_name is name of your windows user. I suggest you use pathogen as the easiest plugin manager. You just unpack plugin in bundle subdirectory of your home directory and it works.
As for second question about c++, i recommend ctags and cscope based plugins for navigation, autocompleters and snippets for fast coding, some useful tools for fast editing. Search for next plugins:
cctree, cscope_macros
easytags
OmniCppComplete, youcompleteme
taglist, tagbar
ultisnips/snipmate
fswitch
surround
unimpaired
Some of them requires long setup and even compilation (like youcompleteme) and python support, but give you more power. =) Good luck.
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If you installed vim with default settings from vim.org, then home directory will be created in C:Usersuser_namevimfiles. Where user_name is name of your windows user. I suggest you use pathogen as the easiest plugin manager. You just unpack plugin in bundle subdirectory of your home directory and it works.
As for second question about c++, i recommend ctags and cscope based plugins for navigation, autocompleters and snippets for fast coding, some useful tools for fast editing. Search for next plugins:
cctree, cscope_macros
easytags
OmniCppComplete, youcompleteme
taglist, tagbar
ultisnips/snipmate
fswitch
surround
unimpaired
Some of them requires long setup and even compilation (like youcompleteme) and python support, but give you more power. =) Good luck.
answered Dec 27 '18 at 13:54
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If you installed vim with default settings from vim.org, then home directory will be created in C:Usersuser_namevimfiles. Where user_name is name of your windows user. I suggest you use pathogen as the easiest plugin manager. You just unpack plugin in bundle subdirectory of your home directory and it works.
As for second question about c++, i recommend ctags and cscope based plugins for navigation, autocompleters and snippets for fast coding, some useful tools for fast editing. Search for next plugins:
cctree, cscope_macros
easytags
OmniCppComplete, youcompleteme
taglist, tagbar
ultisnips/snipmate
fswitch
surround
unimpaired
Some of them requires long setup and even compilation (like youcompleteme) and python support, but give you more power. =) Good luck.
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