If you have downloaded these files as and your vimfiles directory is ~/.vim, then this should work on UNIX-like systems: $ cd ~/.vim Where to put itĬopy the files from the bundle/vim-plugin-for-drupal/ subdirectory into your vimfiles directory.
Macvim vimrc install#
If you choose not to use pathogen, then you will have to worry about filename conflicts when you install this project and every time you upgrade it. $options = array('~/vimfiles/bundle/drupalvim') If you want to use the drush commands defined by this project, add the line $options = array('~/.vim/bundle/drupalvim') Then add the following to your vimrc file: " Make sure the infect call happens in the following order.Ĭall pathogen#infect('~/.vim/bundle/drupalvim/bundle')Ĭall pathogen#infect('~/vimfiles/bundle/drupalvim/bundle') If you like to keep your vimfiles folder ( ~/.vim or ~\vimfiles on Windows) under version control, then do this from inside your vimfiles folder: $ git init
Macvim vimrc update#
Plugin '', Īnd then update your bundles by launching vim, and running :PlugInstall. If you use Vundle, then simply add the following line to your.
If you install with pathogen, then start vim and use To your vimrc file if it is not already there.
In this case, add the line :call pathogen#infect() $ ln -s path/to/vimrc/bundle/vim-plugin-for-drupal ~/.vim/bundle
Macvim vimrc windows#
(The Windows variant is left as an exercise.) Another suggestion is to make a symbolic link to the bundle/ directory under your vimfiles directory. :call pathogen#infect('~/.drush/vimrc/bundle') Explicitly, the project's README.txt file will be ~/.drush/vimrc/README.txt (Linux, Mac, etc.) One suggestion is to save the project as ~/.drush/vimrc.
With pathogen, you can install this project wherever you like. See also the section on vimrc files below.) Where to put it If you're using Windows, change all occurrences of ~/.vim to ~\vimfiles.Īdd this to your vimrc: call pathogen#infect() Or copy and paste: mkdir -p ~/.vim/autoload ~/.vim/bundle \ Here are the instructions from the Github page for pathogen: As you add and update vim plugins, this will make your life easier! Make sure to follow the installation instructions for pathogen, including adding a line near the start of your vimrc file. Installation with pathogenįirst, install pathogen (or get it from GitHub). If you want to use them, then you can copy or symlink to a directory that drush searches for commands, such as ~/.drush. The only thing you lose with this method are the drush commands. You can omit the version check if you only use Vim 8. Then you should have, for example, ~/.vim/pack/vimrc/start/vim-plugin-for-drupal/plugin/drupal.vim.īefore the line filetype plugin on in your vimrc file, add the lines if v:version >= 800 If you use Vim 8, then you can install most of this project using the new package feature.ĭownload this project to your packages directory, usually ~/.vim/pack/, and rename the bundle subdirectory to start. Note: Make sure the unzip executable is available, otherwise, you will get errors like the following when executing drush -v vimrc-install : If the drush version is at least 5.5, then the recommended plugins will be installed in the bundle/ subdirectory of your vimfiles directory. Installation can be very quick, and there is little feedback if you leave off the -v option.
See Prerequisites if you are not sure what version of vim you already have.Īnd additional steps needed for some features: As of early 2012, the current version is 7.3. To use the vimrc project, you need at least vim 7.0 with "normal" features enabled at compilation time.
Macvim vimrc download#
The vim home page is, and the main download page is.
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