- File Browser on left side of screen
- Functions, Variables, Classes on right
- Move between buffers in center screen
- View status of the current GIT repo (if applicable)
- Special features when running under MacVIM
- Autocomplimentation php,css,html,js
- Use ,q to close the current file (a different file will appear in its place)
- Use Ctrl h Ctrl l to move between open files
- Ctrl Left Ctrl Right also works for switching between files
- While in MacVim, you can swipe left and right to switch between open files
- Use ,h ,j ,k ,l to navigate between viewports
- Use ,Q to close the current window (you probably won't ever need to do this)
- Use ,n to toggle the file browser
- Use ,y to toggle the tag browser
- Use ,t or Cmd+T to perform a recursive fuzzy filename search
- Use ,a and type a phrase to search to search based on content within your files (quote and escape if needed)
- Use ,A to close the open ack search results at the bottom of the screen (same going down, closing, going right, e.g. ,j ,Q ,l)
- Use ,n to toggle the file browser
- Use standard movement keys to move around
- Use Ctrl j and Ctrl k to move between siblings (aka skip over children in expanded folders)
- Use C to make the highlighted node the current working directory
- Use :Bookmark BookmarkName to bookmark the current selection
- Use B to toggle the bookmark menu
- Use ? if you'd like some NERDTree documentation
- Use y to toggle the tag browser viewport
- Use s to reorder the items by alpha or occurance
- Install ctags and configure on your Mac: http://thomashunter.name/blog/installing-vim-taglist-with-macvim-in-os-x/
Run these commands in your terminal to fully install this vim setup within OS X. It will probably require some tweaking to get it working under Linux.
cd ~
git clone https://github.com/darkrain/vim.git .vim
ln -s ~/.vim/vimrc ~/.vimrc
ln -s ~/.vim/gvimrc ~/.gvimrc
