Comments on Gaveen's Blog: My Vim Configuration

@Yoo: It seem to work for me. If you still have pr...

2010-02-04T13:25:57.856+05:30

@Yoo: It seem to work for me. If you still have problem accessing it this is the link:
http://github.com/gaveen/gavim

I think your link that show your VimConfiguration ...

2010-02-04T10:21:41.952+05:30

I think your link that show your VimConfiguration has been crashed
not sure but whenever I click it google error pop up saying this link has been crashed

Update: I am now completely using gVim (Vim with a...

2009-09-29T11:42:57.643+05:30

Update: I am now completely using gVim (Vim with a GUI) most of the time. It's more convenient to use with things like LaTeX suite plugin. I'm using a different colorscheme (railscasts) now and I also added a few more plugins and tweaks.

If you for some reason want to see the current Vim configuration I use, check the GitHub repo link in the post.

@Anonymous: FuzzyFinder-TextMate is one good thing...

2009-08-19T11:21:46.654+05:30

@Anonymous:
FuzzyFinder-TextMate is one good thing I've used. Sadly the author gave up maintaining that because a dependency script kept changing all the time.

I think you can get it working with fuzzyfinder 2.16. However you need to have a vim installation built with Ruby support.

@Rajika:
Thanks for the link.

Hi there, Thanks for the vimrc. Came here via sea...

2009-08-19T07:27:54.015+05:30

Hi there,
Thanks for the vimrc. Came here via search for 'vim snap open'. Looking for something similar to textmate or gedit snap open, (regex based). Haven't found a suitable vim plugin yet. Know of any?

http://dailyvim.blogspot.com

2009-08-14T22:18:41.550+05:30

http://dailyvim.blogspot.com

Thanks Lakshan for the nice additional information...

2009-07-18T02:57:25.439+05:30

Thanks Lakshan for the nice additional information.

I know how you feel when all of your tools work perfect like Ruby, Vim, Git, Linux, etc. :)

In fact I use both Gist and rails.vim plugins. They are in my repo, but didn't list in the post for simplicity.

The color scheme I'm using is called "darkblack" by Matthew Jimenez. It's a modification of the darkblue scheme by Bohdan Vlasyuk. I've tried both darkblue, VividChalk and a few others like VibrantInk and so on. But I found darkblack scheme to have a good balance between dark and cool on the eye. The readability was better on it than many of the dark color schemes I've tried.

There are few more color schemes in my repo which I found nice, all from public sources of course. :)

Also I prefer DejaVu Sans Mono as the coding font.

Note: I tried gedit again today.... make it yesterday. Rails related plugins seem to have improved too. That's a good alternative for people who wants a GUI editor. Hopefully Redcar should join the race soon too.

Thanks again mate for stopping by.

I also switched to Vim couple of months ago..and b...

2009-07-18T02:26:05.170+05:30

I also switched to Vim couple of months ago..and before that I had been troubled for a long time in finding the perfect text editor for me. Vim turned out to be the one which seemed to fit in nicely to my workflow (same as Git did).

I also have a very similar Vim config to yours.

Apart from the plugins you mentioned I use Tim Pope's rails.vim - http://rails.vim.tpope.net/ It's makes the Rails development so easy with Vim.

Also, I can post code snippets directly to Gist thanks to this plugin - http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2423

BTW, What is the color scheme you are using? Try VividChalk it's a great coding.