On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 16:29:39 +0000 (UTC) James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, > > > I'm not the swiftest (hack) around with finessing the (bash) shell > and customizations for c/c++ (command line) programming. What I'm > doing is trying to setup .vimrc so that when I edit a file > (*.c or *.cpp) my shell uses the entries in the (user's) .vimrc file. > However any other file I access via 'vi' I want it to ignore these > customizations or use a second config file for 'vim' customizations. > Ideas on how to accomplish this are welcome. > > > I've stumbled across ideas on how to make .vimrc really cool for > writing c/c++ programs. I have not found a comprehensive reference on > all of the possibilities and what works. A wiki would be very cool. > I've been testing a custom setup for .vimrc: > > set ai " autoindent > set si " smartindent > set cindent " do c-style indenting > set tabstop=3 " tab spacing settings below are just to > unify it set softtabstop=3 " unify > set shiftwidth=3 " unify > set noexpandtab " real tabs please! > set nowrap " do not wrap lines > set smarttab " use tabs at the start of a line, spaces > elsewhere > > > Additionally, I'm experimenting with QT4 so any suggestions > related to QT4 are also appreciated. Any comments, ideas or resources > I can look at, would be most appreciated. > > > James > > hmm, have you tried something like: autocmd BufRead,BufNewFile *.cpp set ai(or whatever options you want?) that's how I did some stuff wrt to python... -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
