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Civil Twilight
Apr 2, 2011

Is there a reason to do that when you have expandtab set?

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Civil Twilight
Apr 2, 2011

Fair enough. I don't use non-vim vi for anything other than editing config files on old bsd servers.

Civil Twilight
Apr 2, 2011

astr0man posted:

So vundle is pretty nifty.

I've been very happy with it; using vundle to manage my stuff is more pleasant than pathogen since I have all my vim config in a git repo, and submodules for pathogen are a pain.

Civil Twilight
Apr 2, 2011

I use the Tomorrow Night color scheme just about everywhere I can.

Civil Twilight
Apr 2, 2011

DreadCthulhu posted:

Just stumbled upon the native option to turn on column and line highlighting. It's super obnoxious, I'm finally in full Christmas tree mode.

I've mapped <leader>r to toggling rainbow parens, because while it is certainly useful, god drat it's garish.

Civil Twilight
Apr 2, 2011

Hughmoris posted:

However, each time I open gVim I have to manually call :PlugStatus, then "L"oad vim-perl.

If your concern is that PlugStatus shows that vim-perl isn't loaded after starting vim fresh, the "'for': 'perl'" part of that Plug line means to only load vim-perl once a perl file is opened.

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Civil Twilight
Apr 2, 2011

Hughmoris posted:

How do I get it to behave the same for a perl6 file?

Looks like what you want is:
code:
Plug 'vim-perl/vim-perl', { 'for': ['perl', 'perl6']}
Or you can just remove the curly-brace clauses entirely and let it load vim-perl on normal startup if that still gives you trouble.

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