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vundle, my vim configuration can be synchronized between multiple devices.

This repository is migrated from pathogen to vundle, which is able to install plugins automatically. NOTE: Now vundle must be initiated first.

these people:

• first, of course, myself
• new vimer, who does not have enough experience or time to collect some useful plugins themselves.

Let $vimConf be where you store this repository, and git clone this repo to $vimConf.Then link vim and vimrc to your home:

mv ~/.vim ~/.vim_bak
mv ~/.vimrc ~/.vimrc_bak
cd ~
ln -s $vimConf/vim .vim
ln -s $vimConf/vimrc_py .vimrc   # if you write python only
ln -s $vimConf/vimrc_full .vimrc   # if you write C++, go...

Initiate vundle

cd $vimConf
git submodule update --init vim/bundle/Vundle.vim

Now, you can use vundle to install vim plugins automatically....

Jedi and supertab are recommended for pythoners. If you write python only, just skip YCM installation.

For Cppers, YCM is recommended. Because it helps completion in not only coding, but also many other editing stuff, although it's heavy... I do not recommend to install automatically YCM with vundle, especially in China... Because of poor accessibility to github, the download rate is usually lower than 200 KiB/s. In consequence, automated installation might be failed, and a manual installation tells you where you failed... To avoid this, an git proxy or manual installation is suggested.

I'll show you how to install it manually:

cd $vimConf
git submodule update --init vim/bundle/YouCompleteMe # clone YCM

cd vim/bundle/YouCompleteMe
git submodule update --init --recursive # clone dependent modules

NOTE that YCM is not fully installed yet! For more functions, such as C++ navigation and completion, you need to go to YouCompleteMe to find proper instructions for your language. Because it depends tightly on your linux distribution and language, these instructions are not listed here.

Here are some tips during installation of YCM:

• You'd better install/compile vim8 with python support. For ubuntu 14, there are some PPAs providing vim8 binary; For centos, I compiled it from sources...
• For CPPer, packages like cmake and python-dev must be installed;
• Very Important: If your vim support python2 execute install.py with python2; The same to python3.
• If you are not CPPer, don't add "--clang-completer" option to save time.

After installation of YCM, installing other plugins should be much easier. Enter vim, switch to command mode and use command:

:PluginInstall

to install other plugins (such as jedi, and badwolf).

If you use tmux and use Ctrl+A for instruction escape.

cd $vimConf
git submodule update --init tmux
cd ~
mv ~/.tmux.conf ~/.tmux.conf_bak
ln -s $vimConf/tmux/.tmux.conf .

1. After YCM installed, why my vim says " YCM error. The ycmd server SHUT DOWN (restart wit…the instructions in the documentation "? A: First you should have your pluginInstall finished, then go to $vimConf/bundle/YouCompleteMe

python install.py

to see if you have any dependency pack missing. After I installed cmake, things went well. (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47667119/ycm-error-the-ycmd-server-shut-down-restart-wit-the-instructions-in-the-docu)