'found it. For the curious, here's how you can do it; just create the file mapping.vim and abbrev.vim in your ~/.vim/ directory and in your ~/.vimrc file just 'source' these files:
source ~/.vim/mapping.vim source ~/.vim/abbrev.vim Regards, --gene On Mon, May 25, 2009 at 12:18 PM, Gene Ordanza II <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi All, > > In my vimrc file, I use a lot of keystroke mappings and abbreviations. > Instead of dumping all of them in my vimrc file (which makes for an unwieldy > config file), how can I move my mappings and abbreviations to a separate > file. So ideally in my ~/.vim/plugin I have the files mappings.txt and > abbrevs.txt that. 'saw it once but I seem to be having bad google day > today. > > 'appreciate any tips/pointers. > > Many thanks! > > --gene >
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