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Tweaking ViAdded on:9/6/2008 12:13:31 AM
In Linux Tips Rated by 1 users
We can add some personal tweaks to the vi editor, making editing just a bit easier.
- The ~/.exrc file stores the settings for the vi editor, I like my vi to number the lines, so if I get an error message that on line 26 there is a conflict I can easily find it, also I like to see the mode vi is in.
- So I use 1 and 5 from this list: ( this list is over-complete, but just pick the ones you like )
set number
set ap
set autowrite
set showmatch
set showmode
set redraw
set nu
map ^X :set backup="%~"
set noskipdisplay
set displayencoding=euc-jp
set inputencoding=euc-jp
set fileencoding=euc-jp
set autodetect=jp+
map S :r ~/.signature
- Here is how you do it:
CODE
$ vi .exrc
"i"
set number
set showmode
< Esc >
"ZZ"
The next time you start your favorite editor the .exrc will be used.
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