hinikato / .vim

VIM config, mainly tweaked to work in Windows and with PHP, JavaScript, Python and Dart.

1. Installation

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1.1. Linux

    git clone https://github.com/hinikato/.vim.git ~/.vim
    cd ~/.vim && chmod +x *.sh && source vim-init.sh

1.2. Windows

1. Run the following commands (you can do the same commands by other way or you can install the DevKit: https://github.com/downloads/oneclick/rubyinstaller/DevKit-tdm-32-4.5.2-20111229-1559-sfx.exe):

    git clone https://github.com/hinikato/.vim.git $VIM/vimfiles
    cp $VIM/vimfiles/.vimrc $VIM
    cp $VIM/vimfiles/.gvimrc $VIM

where $VIM variable should be replaced with path where the gvim.exe executable can be found. You can find it with the following command:

    :echo $VIM

This command should be executed in Vim.

2. After that run the following commands:

    cd $VIM/vimfiles
    git submodule update --init

2. Keys

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Keys	Description	Mode
,	Leader key	Mode independent
Ctrl+k	Move line up (author Skip)	Insert, Normal
Ctrl+j	Move line down (author Skip)	Insert, Normal
Ctrl+s	Save current file	Insert, Normal
Alt+h	Move cursor to the left window	Normal
Alt+j	Move cursor to the below window	Normal
Alt+k	Move cursor to the above window	Normal
Alt+l	Move cursor to the right window.	Normal
F2	Show NERDTree explorer in the left window.	Normal
F3	Save file and strip trailing spaces at the end of lines.	Normal
F4	Search for bootstrap.php file in the current directory and if not found in subdirectories recursively and run the phpunit --bootstrap bootstrap.php current_file.php command.	Normal
F5	Run the python, php, node or dart with current file as argument.	Insert, Normal, Command-line
Ctrl+Enter	Paste of the selected text to the command line	Normal
Ctrl+Tab	Next tab	Insert, Normal
Ctrl+Shift+Tab	Previous tab	Insert, Normal

3. Language switcher fix (Windows only)

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In the bundle/myak/myak.vim there is the following block of code:

fun! <SID>lib_kb_switch(mode)
  let dll_file_path = s:this_dir_path . '/libdxlsw' . (has('win64') ? '64' : '') . '.dll'
  let cur_layout = libcallnr(dll_file_path, 'dxGetLayout', 0)
  if a:mode == 0
  if cur_layout != 1033
    call libcallnr(dll_file_path, 'dxSetLayout', 1033)
  endif
    let b:lib_kb_layout = cur_layout
  elseif a:mode == 1
    if exists('b:lib_kb_layout') && b:lib_kb_layout != cur_layout
      call libcallnr(dll_file_path, 'dxSetLayout', b:lib_kb_layout)
    endif
  endif
endfun
if myak#is_win()
  autocmd InsertEnter * call <SID>lib_kb_switch(1)
  autocmd InsertLeave * call <SID>lib_kb_switch(0)
endif

It responsible for switching language to English when Vim enters to the Insert mode and for the restoring previos language back when Vim leaves the Insert mode. To allow it work we use the .dll file that has been attached to the following article (ru language).

This approach don't work for the Ctrl-[ combination, so additional fix must be applied, using the following AutoHotkey script:

; If you don't need switch keyboard with Caps Lock just comment out
; the next 3 lines below.
CapsLock::Send, {Alt Down}{Shift Down}{Shift Up}{Alt Up}
return

!CapsLock::CapsLock

; The $ prevents AutoHotkey from confusing sent keystrokes (via Send commands) with keypresses made by the user.
; If we didn't put that, we would get an infinite loop,
; see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15840608/autohotkey-send-default-behavior-if-condition-not-met 
; The ^ means Ctrl
; The :: means execute next command.
$^[::
if WinActive("ahk_class Vim") {
    Send {Esc}
} else {
    Send ^[
}

return

Just compile it with the Ahk2Exe.exe (it included in the AutoHotkey installation) and ensure that the produced .exe is autoloaded during Windows boot.