gvim을 사용하다가 몇가지 맘에는 컬러 스키마중에서 고민이 되더라구요. 그러다가 random colors vim 으로 검색을 했더니 짠 하고 나오는게 있더군요.
아래 코드를 vimrc 에 등록하고 gvim 을 다시 켜보면! 랜덤하게 색상이 변경되는 것을 볼 수 있습니다.
" Create the comma-separated list of colorscheme files let s:colors = substitute(globpath(&runtimepath, 'colors/*.vim'), '\n', ',', 'g') if strlen(s:colors) " Count the number of color schemes let s:num = strlen(substitute(s:colors, '[^,]\+', '', 'g')) + 1 if s:num > 1 let s:loop = localtime() % s:num " Rotate the list s:loop times while s:loop let s:colors = substitute(s:colors, '^\([^,]\+\),\(.*\)$', '\2,\1', '') let s:loop = s:loop - 1 endwhile endif let s:color = matchstr(s:colors, '^[^,]\+') unlet! g:colors_name execute 'source' s:color " Prevent the message from disappearing redraw " 스킨이름을 보고 싶으면 아래 주석을 푸세요~ "echomsg 'Color applied: '.(exists('g:colors_name') ? g:colors_name : '').' ('.s:color.')' endif unlet! s:colors s:color s:num s:loop
[edit] - [startup settings] 에 등록하시고 :wq! 하고 실행하면 짠~ 하고 계속 바뀝니다 ^^
FreeBSD에서 apache 2.2를 설치하고 httpd.conf 가 아닌... extra/httpd-vhost.conf 등을 vim 으로 열게 되면 Syntax highlight가 되지 않습니다.
이것은 filetype.vim 에 등록된 내용하고 맞지 않기 때문인데요. 아래 처럼 수정해주시면 문법 강조가 잘 될 것입니다.
/usr/local/share/vim/vim72/filetype.vim 을 열어서 114 줄로 이동 또는 httpd.conf 로 검색하여 해당 부분을 찾아서 아래 내용 처럼 수정합니다. ※ vim72는 설치된 vim의 버전에 따라서 다릅니다. /usr/local/share/vim 으로 가서 확인해보세요~
일반적인 설정 au BufNewFile,BufRead httpd.conf*,srm.conf*,access.conf*,apache.conf*,apache2.conf*,/etc/ap ache2/*.conf* call s:StarSetf('apache')
#1 apache22 디렉토리를 몽땅 설정 au BufNewFile,BufRead
httpd.conf*,/usr/local/etc/apache22/*.conf*,srm.conf*,access.conf*,apache.conf*,apache2.conf*,/etc/ap
ache2/*.conf* call s:StarSetf('apache')
#2 httpd-*.conf 를 인식하도록 설정 au BufNewFile,BufRead
httpd.conf*,httpd-*.conf,srm.conf*,access.conf*,apache.conf*,apache2.conf*,/etc/ap
ache2/*.conf* call s:StarSetf('apache')
그리고 :wq! 후에 vim /usr/local/etc/apache22/extra/httpd-vhost.conf 등을 열어봅시다~
.vimrc 파일에 아래 내용을 추가 해 놓으면 문서을 열때 자동으로 cp949, utf8 등을 선택해서 보여줍니다. gvim이라면 편집→StartupSettings 에 추가하세요~
" vim 에서 UTF-8, euc-kr 한글문서 그냥 열기.
" {{{ Locale settings
" Try to come up with some nice sane GUI fonts. Also try to set a sensible
" value for fileencodings based upon locale. These can all be overridden in
" the user vimrc file.
if v:lang =~? "^ko"
set fileencodings=euc-kr
set fileencoding=euc-kr
set guifontset=-*-*-medium-r-normal--16-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
elseif v:lang =~? "^ja_JP"
set fileencodings=euc-jp
set fileencoding=euc-jp
set guifontset=-misc-fixed-medium-r-normal--14-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
elseif v:lang =~? "^zh_TW"
set fileencodings=big5
set fileencoding=big5
set
guifontset=-sony-fixed-medium-r-normal--16-150-75-75-c-80-iso8859-1,-taipei-fixed-medium-r-normal--16-150-75-75-c-160-big5-0
elseif v:lang =~? "^zh_CN"
set fileencodings=gb2312
set fileencoding=gb2312
set guifontset=*-r-*
endif
" If we have a BOM, always honour that rather than trying to guess.
if &fileencodings !~? "ucs-bom"
set fileencodings^=ucs-bom
set fileencoding=ucs-bom
else
set fileencodings+=ucs-bom
endif
" Always check for UTF-8 when trying to determine encodings.
if &fileencodings !~? "utf-8"
set fileencodings^=utf-8
set fileencoding=utf-8
else
set fileencodings+=utf-8
endif " }}}
created: September 6, 2001 2:51 complexity: intermediate author: Max Ischenko as of Vim: 6.0
When viewing/editing a folded file, it is often needed to inspect/close some fold. To speed up these operation use the following (put in your $HOME/.vimrc):
" Toggle fold state between closed and opened. " " If there is no fold at current line, just moves forward. " If it is present, reverse it's state. fun! ToggleFold() if foldlevel('.') == 0 normal! l else if foldclosed('.') < 0 . foldclose else . foldopen endif endif " Clear status line echo endfun
" Map this function to Space key. noremap <space> :call ToggleFold()<CR>
See :help folding for more information about folding.
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script type utility
description STARTING WITH v66, NETRW REQUIRES VIM 7.0
Netrw supports reading and writing files across networks. One may use urls for filenames or one may use netrw's Nread and Nwrite commands. Netrw as provided here supports remote and local directory browsing, and supports editing files across the network using a variety of methods. Please report any bugs to NdrOchip@ScampbellPfamily.AbizM - NOSPAM.
LOCAL DIRECTORY BROWSING :e /some/path/to/a/directory
Netrw supports browsing both local and remote directories. For remote directory browsing, one must include a trailing slash (/) on the path! The interface resembles the file explorer that comes with vim v6.3 and earlier. Variables which control netrw's optional behavior are named differently, however.
For remote directory browsing, the [protocol]://[user]@hostname/path/ is user-directory relative. If you want to specify a full path, use another slash before the path: [protocol]://[user]@hostname//path/.
Netrw supports many file-explorer maps, such as o v d D etc. Look at the help for netrw-o, for example. One may also use :Explore and relatives to explore directories with the current file.
The netrw.tar package supports the "x" key to execute a file handler for various filetypes. The file-handling is done in various ways:
* Under Windows, rundll32 is used with the FileProtocolHandler * If unix and kfmclient exists and is executable, it is used * If unix and gnome-open exists and is executable, it is used * Otherwise, the NetrwFileHandler.vim file handling script is used
With this feature, one may press the "x" key when the cursor is atop a filename and invoke an extension-based file handler to do things like display image files, invoke ghostscript on PostScript files, run OpenOffice or Word, etc.
STARTING WITH v66, NETRW REQUIRES VIM 7.0
install details netrw is now distributed as a vimball! (see :help vimball) You'll need a vimball plugin v18 or later (see vimscript#1502).
(if you're updating from the vim 7.0 distribution, please remove all runtime plugin/netrw*.vim and autoload/netrw*.vim first)
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