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First of all, although it's useful to highlight cursorline and cursor
column, it's hard toi decide their background color, to make them red
always conflicts with highlight of code, which would hide all the chars.
But, emmm....So let's try default color(light gray) now.
Besides, color of the char under cursor is always changed, white to be
black, etc. It's not because of vim configurations, but the trick of
terminal, because in remote ssh it's different. The problem hasn't been
found, left to future.
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clang-format maybe not exist on some environment, so it's necessary to
use default gg=G format. Besides, clang-format should use currect style
file to work but not just `clang-format` command by default, because it
will use .clang-format from the curreent dir but not the dir the file is
in.
And, maybe some other config affect tab set, tab is expanded in
shell/make/vimscript, which is not my mean. Now it's fixed.
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- For all files, `gg=G`is changed to make the cursor position fixed
after the file gets formatted.
- For files in git repo, the old way to show branch is totally wrong,
because the space of `git branch` is deleted.
- Show EOL and wrap char in vim
- Other things
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About `YouCompleteMe`
--------------------
YCM uses two ways to check or complete codes. It first check if clangd
exists in your environment, which is a backend of code database. If so,
check and completion base on samentics would be used by default,
otherwise it would show us symbol based matching, using itself, ctags,
global tags, or other tools.
The 'go to define/declaration/referance` command has been offered bu
hard to use. With clangd joined, it's very helpful now. If you want to
jump back, just Ctrl-o. YCM adds the old position to list, so ctrl-o
leads you back. What a stack!
About clangd
--------------------
clangd is a server offered by clang/llvm. If the project has a compile
database, it then works.
The compile database can be generated by cmake or makefile.
In cmake, add this to CMakeLists.txt:
```cmake
set(CMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS ON)
```
Or in make, you should `bear -- make <args>` instead of `make <args>`.
Both the two ways generate a `compile_commands.json` in project root dir
(or <root>/build, as you know).Clangd reads the file.
Other new plugins
--------------------
vim-indent-guides add indent line to vim, making code reading and
writing more easy.
nerdcommenter helps to create or cancel comment in many kinds of src.
vim-surround can add/delete/change symbol surrounding sth.
My Own Set
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Code format is gg=G, for c/cpp, it's clang-format. In the old config,
it's a fixed style. Now it reads .clang-format under current path and
ancient paths. If .clang-format exists, use it, otherwise use fixed
style. It's helpful while reading/writing src codes, such as the Linux
kernel.
In the status line of old config, the branch name is showed if the
current file is under a git repo and on a branch of git. That's not
enough. Now it checks if the file is under git repo:
```plaintext
if(not in repo) {
return "";
}
if(on branch) {
return branch name;
} else if(is a tag) {
return tag name;
}else {
return commit id;
}
```
Some other config are also updated.
End
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Moving for the better!
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vimrc the system vimrc, used to import other config files
vimrcs real config files
vimrcs/codecmd.vim: set sth about code, such as formatter, head of
file, etc.
vimrcs/keybind.vim keyboard shortcut
vimrcs/match.vim bracket matching
vimrcs/myset.vim color scheme and other showoff
vimrcs/plugs.vim vim plugin and relative set
vimrcs/statusline.vim style of status line
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