Hi guys, my first post here and this is my 3rd day with vim.

I'm under Ubuntu 13.04 64 bit so I have vim 7.3 installed, I currently use 
clang_complete to get some C++ related features like autocompletition but I'm 
stuck with code formatting rules and I can't find a way to speed up some 
particular activity when creating new classes or new code that can be easily 
templated because it follows some clear patterns.

I'm used to astyle ( http://astyle.sourceforge.net/ ) and I like the Allman 
style and I would love the ability to get some smart formatting while typing 
C++ code, for example I found really inconsistent what happens with the 
brackets, if I have

{}

And my cursor is right in the middle, when I hit enter I would like to have 
this situation

{
    _
}

where that _ underscore is the actual cursor, and the source code it's 
formatted according to the Allman style. This is just an example, because I'm 
wondering how to get Allman style for the whole document while typing in real 
time.

The second part it's about how under Vim it's possible to create some 
pre-packed files with some boring code and being able to just replace some key 
parts with some script, for example when creating a new C++ class I need the 
usual set of boring methods and ctors and the only thing that changes most of 
the time it's just the name of the class, so I would like to spend less time 
coding this repetitive portions of the code and kinda template and script the 
code generation for my source files.

My actual .vimrc is this one
----------------------------
" gnome-shell workaround 
http://askubuntu.com/questions/67/how-do-i-enable-full-color-support-in-terminal
if $COLORTERM == 'gnome-terminal'
  set t_Co=256
endif

syntax on
set number                        " show numbers on the left side
set scrolloff=5                   " keep at least 5 lines above/below
set sidescrolloff=5               " keep at least 5 lines left/right
set autoindent smartindent        " auto/smart indent

" tab & space related settings
set autoindent
set cindent
set tabstop=2
set shiftwidth=2
set expandtab
----------------------------

As you can see I already have some autoformatting rules going on but I'm not 
really happy with them.

Thanks.

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