This is not good for normal vim behavior. You should be able to hit '.'
to repeat the last command. This change breaks that with respect to
indenting.
This reverts commit 72ff8f33db.
numbers.vim is a plugin that allows for easy switch between
absolute and relative line numbers.
A convenient shortcut: ,tn (toggle numbers) is provided to
switch between the two modes
Fixes#276
The tree buffer makes it easy to drill down through the directories of
your git repository, but it’s not obvious how you could go up a level to
the parent directory. This new mappings ".." helps.
After indenting/unindenting the selected lines of code, vim
deselects forcing the user to reapply the selection in order to
indent multiple times.
This remap fixes the problem.
* duhanebel/vundle_migration:
Remove "press a key to continue" before vundle_install
Fix a bug preventing the correct update of vim
Change duhanebel's forked repos to originals
Fix a typo on the Rakefile
Fix a bug that was preventing a clean install
Change rake file to reuse methods in vundle.rb
Update zsh alias to support new yadr's commands
Add yadr command line tools to remove/list plugins
Update yadr's binary to support Vundle
Update Rakefile to manage pathogen-to-vundle upgrade
Remove csapprox
Move mapleader definition to vimrc
Change vimrc to use Vundle instead of pathogen
Add bundle to .gitignore
Remove all vim submodules
Conflicts:
.gitmodules
It seems that the mapleader has to be defined before vundle starts
to load the plugins. For this reason, I moved it from yadr-keymap
back into the vimrc. I'm sure it's not a big deal having the leader
mapped under the "general config" instead of inside settings.
It always annoyed me that vim jump-to-tag (ctrl-] or ,f in yadr)
totally flopped when it came to ruby bang methods. This function
handles methods! and method.invocations! to find bang versions
of methods.
