Hello All vim experts,
I am going to attach a copy of my vimrc file that Suse uses and if
possible the .vimrc file that Zenwalk uses
What I can do in Zenwalk that I can not do ins Suse in each one's vim
editor is to get the line wrap to go to the current tab setting when
wrapping lines.
Line wrap works in Suse but wraps to the beginning of each line instead
of to the current tab.
I could not figure out howto attach the hidden file .vimrc in Zenwalk
partition from Suse just now and a few minutes ago could not attach the
hidden file .vimrc to an email message to be sent in Zenwalk So the only
vimrc file I could attach to any message I sent is this four page vimrc
file in Suse which does not get my line wrap to wrap to the appropriate tab.
If you want to see both the vimrc file from /etc/vimrc in Suse together
with /home/michael/.vimrc in Zenwalk I will have to bring their
printouts to the next clug meeting.
I could not figure out how to change my vimrc file to get vim to behave
in Suse close to the way it behaves in Zenwalk.
The Zenwalk .vimrc file is one page with few comments and the vimrc file
in Suse is four pages with loads of comments. Unfortunately I could not
figure out what the comments mean or how I should compare these
configuration files.
Any help appreciated in advance
Michael
" /etc/vimrc (configuration file for vim only)
" author: Klaus Franken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
" author: Werner Fink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
" author: Florian La Roche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
" version: 00/01/20
" commented lines start with `"'
" enable syntax highlighting
" syntax on
" automatically indent lines (default)
" set noautoindent
" select case-insenitiv search (not default)
" set ignorecase
" show cursor line and column in the status line
set ruler
" show matching brackets
set showmatch
" display mode INSERT/REPLACE/...
set showmode
" changes special characters in search patterns (default)
" set magic
" Required to be able to use keypad keys and map missed escape sequences
set esckeys
" get easier to use and more user friendly vim defaults
" CAUTION: This option breaks some vi compatibility.
" Switch it off if you prefer real vi compatibility
set nocompatible
" Complete longest common string, then each full match
" enable this for bash compatible behaviour
" set wildmode=longest,full
" Try to get the correct main terminal type
if &term =~ "xterm"
let myterm = "xterm"
else
let myterm = &term
endif
let myterm = substitute(myterm, "cons[0-9][0-9].*$", "linux", "")
let myterm = substitute(myterm, "vt1[0-9][0-9].*$", "vt100", "")
let myterm = substitute(myterm, "vt2[0-9][0-9].*$", "vt220", "")
let myterm = substitute(myterm, "\\([^-]*\\)[_-].*$", "\\1", "")
" Here we define the keys of the NumLock in keyboard transmit mode of xterm
" which misses or hasn't activated Alt/NumLock Modifiers. Often not defined
" within termcap/terminfo and we should map the character printed on the keys.
if myterm == "xterm" || myterm == "kvt" || myterm == "gnome"
" keys in insert/command mode.
map! <ESC>Oo :
map! <ESC>Oj *
map! <ESC>Om -
map! <ESC>Ok +
map! <ESC>Ol ,
map! <ESC>OM
map! <ESC>Ow 7
map! <ESC>Ox 8
map! <ESC>Oy 9
map! <ESC>Ot 4
map! <ESC>Ou 5
map! <ESC>Ov 6
map! <ESC>Oq 1
map! <ESC>Or 2
map! <ESC>Os 3
map! <ESC>Op 0
map! <ESC>On .
" keys in normal mode
map <ESC>Oo :
map <ESC>Oj *
map <ESC>Om -
map <ESC>Ok +
map <ESC>Ol ,
map <ESC>OM
map <ESC>Ow 7
map <ESC>Ox 8
map <ESC>Oy 9
map <ESC>Ot 4
map <ESC>Ou 5
map <ESC>Ov 6
map <ESC>Oq 1
map <ESC>Or 2
map <ESC>Os 3
map <ESC>Op 0
map <ESC>On .
endif
" xterm but without activated keyboard transmit mode
" and therefore not defined in termcap/terminfo.
if myterm == "xterm" || myterm == "kvt" || myterm == "gnome"
" keys in insert/command mode.
map! <Esc>[H <Home>
map! <Esc>[F <End>
" Home/End: older xterms do not fit termcap/terminfo.
map! <Esc>[1~ <Home>
map! <Esc>[4~ <End>
" Up/Down/Right/Left
map! <Esc>[A <Up>
map! <Esc>[B <Down>
map! <Esc>[C <Right>
map! <Esc>[D <Left>
" KP_5 (NumLock off)
map! <Esc>[E <Insert>
" PageUp/PageDown
map <ESC>[5~ <PageUp>
map <ESC>[6~ <PageDown>
map <ESC>[5;2~ <PageUp>
map <ESC>[6;2~ <PageDown>
map <ESC>[5;5~ <PageUp>
map <ESC>[6;5~ <PageDown>
" keys in normal mode
map <ESC>[H 0
map <ESC>[F $
" Home/End: older xterms do not fit termcap/terminfo.
map <ESC>[1~ 0
map <ESC>[4~ $
" Up/Down/Right/Left
map <ESC>[A k
map <ESC>[B j
map <ESC>[C l
map <ESC>[D h
" KP_5 (NumLock off)
map <ESC>[E i
" PageUp/PageDown
map <ESC>[5~
map <ESC>[6~
map <ESC>[5;2~
map <ESC>[6;2~
map <ESC>[5;5~
map <ESC>[6;5~
endif
" xterm/kvt but with activated keyboard transmit mode.
" Sometimes not or wrong defined within termcap/terminfo.
if myterm == "xterm" || myterm == "kvt" || myterm == "gnome"
" keys in insert/command mode.
map! <Esc>OH <Home>
map! <Esc>OF <End>
map! <ESC>O2H <Home>
map! <ESC>O2F <End>
map! <ESC>O5H <Home>
map! <ESC>O5F <End>
" Cursor keys which works mostly
" map! <Esc>OA <Up>
" map! <Esc>OB <Down>
" map! <Esc>OC <Right>
" map! <Esc>OD <Left>
map! <Esc>[2;2~ <Insert>
map! <Esc>[3;2~ <Delete>
map! <Esc>[2;5~ <Insert>
map! <Esc>[3;5~ <Delete>
map! <Esc>O2A <PageUp>
map! <Esc>O2B <PageDown>
map! <Esc>O2C <S-Right>
map! <Esc>O2D <S-Left>
map! <Esc>O5A <PageUp>
map! <Esc>O5B <PageDown>
map! <Esc>O5C <S-Right>
map! <Esc>O5D <S-Left>
" KP_5 (NumLock off)
map! <Esc>OE <Insert>
" keys in normal mode
map <ESC>OH 0
map <ESC>OF $
map <ESC>O2H 0
map <ESC>O2F $
map <ESC>O5H 0
map <ESC>O5F $
" Cursor keys which works mostly
" map <ESC>OA k
" map <ESC>OB j
" map <ESC>OD h
" map <ESC>OC l
map <Esc>[2;2~ i
map <Esc>[3;2~ x
map <Esc>[2;5~ i
map <Esc>[3;5~ x
map <ESC>O2A ^B
map <ESC>O2B ^F
map <ESC>O2D b
map <ESC>O2C w
map <ESC>O5A ^B
map <ESC>O5B ^F
map <ESC>O5D b
map <ESC>O5C w
" KP_5 (NumLock off)
map <ESC>OE i
endif
if myterm == "linux"
" keys in insert/command mode.
map! <Esc>[G <Insert>
" KP_5 (NumLock off)
" keys in normal mode
" KP_5 (NumLock off)
map <ESC>[G i
endif
" This escape sequence is the well known ANSI sequence for
" Remove Character Under The Cursor (RCUTC[tm])
map! <Esc>[3~ <Delete>
map <ESC>[3~ x
" Only do this part when compiled with support for autocommands.
if has("autocmd")
" When editing a file, always jump to the last known cursor position.
" Don't do it when the position is invalid or when inside an event handler
" (happens when dropping a file on gvim).
autocmd BufReadPost *
\ if line("'\"") > 0 && line("'\"") <= line("$") |
\ exe "normal g`\"" |
\ endif
endif " has("autocmd")
" Changed default required by SuSE security team--be aware if enabling this
" that it potentially can open for malicious users to do harmful things.
set modelines=0
" get easier to use and more user friendly vim defaults
" /etc/vimrc ends here
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