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But first, please read +. diff --git a/README.md b/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ee8a3cc --- /dev/null +++ b/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +# Simple vim +Simple vim config for server. + +## Install + +Run command + +```bash +curl -s -k https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/olonglongo/simple-vim/install.sh | bash +``` diff --git a/install.sh b/install.sh new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4afd985 --- /dev/null +++ b/install.sh @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +#!/bin/bash +# Create Date: 2017-05-17 11:24:39 +# Last Modified: 2018-10-18 18:20:11 +DownloadURL='https://github.com/olonglongo/simple-vim/archive/main.tar.gz' + +cd /tmp +if command -v wget > /dev/null 2>&1; then + wget --no-check-certificate -O simple-vim.tar.gz -c $DownloadURL +elif command -v curl > /dev/null 2>&1; then + curl -k -L -e '; auto' -o simple-vim.tar.gz $DownloadURL +else + echo "[-] Download file failed, please install wget or curl command." >&2 +fi + +if [ -f simple-vim.tar.gz ]; then + test -d simple-vim-main && rm -rf simple-vim-main + echo "[+] Extracting files..." >&2 + if gzip -dc simple-vim.tar.gz | tar -xf -; then + mv simple-vim-main simple-vim + rm -f simple-vim.tar.gz + else + echo "[-] Extract file failed." >&2 + exit 2 + fi +else + echo "[-] Download failed." >&2 + exit 2 +fi + +if [ -d $HOME/.vim ]; then + echo "[+] Backup $HOME/.vim to $HOME/.vim_bak" >&2 + mv $HOME/.vim{,_bak} +fi +if [ -f $HOME/.vimrc ]; then + echo "[+] Backup $HOME/.vimrc to $HOME/.vimrc_bak" >&2 + mv $HOME/.vimrc{,_bak} +fi + +cp -r simple-vim/vim $HOME/.vim +cp simple-vim/vimrc $HOME/.vimrc +rm -rf simple-vim +echo "[+] Install simple vim successfully." >&2 diff --git a/vim/.netrwhist b/vim/.netrwhist new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ad58ffa --- /dev/null +++ b/vim/.netrwhist @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +let g:netrw_dirhistmax =10 +let g:netrw_dirhist_cnt =3 +let g:netrw_dirhist_1='/Users/anton/git/privatisation/Setup/files' +let g:netrw_dirhist_2='/Users/anton/git/privatisation/Setup/InitTSB' +let g:netrw_dirhist_3='/Users/anton/git/privatisation/Setup/bin' diff --git a/vim/autoload/onedark.vim b/vim/autoload/onedark.vim new file mode 100644 index 0000000..054a430 --- /dev/null +++ b/vim/autoload/onedark.vim @@ -0,0 +1,28 @@ +" [onedark.vim](https://github.com/joshdick/onedark.vim/) + +let s:overrides = get(g:, "onedark_color_overrides", {}) + +let s:colors = { + \ "red": get(s:overrides, "red", { "gui": "#E06C75", "cterm": "204", "cterm16": "1" }), + \ "dark_red": get(s:overrides, "dark_red", { "gui": "#BE5046", "cterm": "196", "cterm16": "9" }), + \ "green": get(s:overrides, "green", { "gui": "#98C379", "cterm": "114", "cterm16": "2" }), + \ "yellow": get(s:overrides, "yellow", { "gui": "#E5C07B", "cterm": "180", "cterm16": "3" }), + \ "dark_yellow": get(s:overrides, "dark_yellow", { "gui": "#D19A66", "cterm": "173", "cterm16": "11" }), + \ "blue": get(s:overrides, "blue", { "gui": "#61AFEF", "cterm": "39", "cterm16": "4" }), + \ "purple": get(s:overrides, "purple", { "gui": "#C678DD", "cterm": "170", "cterm16": "5" }), + \ "cyan": get(s:overrides, "cyan", { "gui": "#56B6C2", "cterm": "38", "cterm16": "6" }), + \ "white": get(s:overrides, "white", { "gui": "#ABB2BF", "cterm": "145", "cterm16": "7" }), + \ "black": get(s:overrides, "black", { "gui": "#282C34", "cterm": "235", "cterm16": "0" }), + \ "visual_black": get(s:overrides, "visual_black", { "gui": "NONE", "cterm": "NONE", "cterm16": "0" }), + \ "comment_grey": get(s:overrides, "comment_grey", { "gui": "#5C6370", "cterm": "59", "cterm16": "15" }), + \ "gutter_fg_grey": get(s:overrides, "gutter_fg_grey", { "gui": "#4B5263", "cterm": "238", "cterm16": "15" }), + \ "cursor_grey": get(s:overrides, "cursor_grey", { "gui": "#2C323C", "cterm": "236", "cterm16": "8" }), + \ "visual_grey": get(s:overrides, "visual_grey", { "gui": "#3E4452", "cterm": "237", "cterm16": "15" }), + \ "menu_grey": get(s:overrides, "menu_grey", { "gui": "#3E4452", "cterm": "237", "cterm16": "8" }), + \ "special_grey": get(s:overrides, "special_grey", { "gui": "#3B4048", "cterm": "238", "cterm16": "15" }), + \ "vertsplit": get(s:overrides, "vertsplit", { "gui": "#181A1F", "cterm": "59", "cterm16": "15" }), + \} + +function! onedark#GetColors() + return s:colors +endfunction diff --git a/vim/colors/onedark.vim b/vim/colors/onedark.vim new file mode 100644 index 0000000..03af9e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/vim/colors/onedark.vim @@ -0,0 +1,605 @@ +" vim:fdm=marker +" Vim Color File +" Name: onedark.vim +" Maintainer: https://github.com/joshdick/onedark.vim/ +" License: The MIT License (MIT) +" Based On: https://github.com/MaxSt/FlatColor/ + +" A companion [vim-airline](https://github.com/bling/vim-airline) theme is available at: https://github.com/joshdick/airline-onedark.vim + +" Color Reference {{{ + +" The following colors were measured inside Atom using its built-in inspector. + +" +---------------------------------------------+ +" | Color Name | RGB | Hex | +" |--------------+--------------------+---------| +" | Black | rgb(40, 44, 52) | #282c34 | +" |--------------+--------------------+---------| +" | White | rgb(171, 178, 191) | #abb2bf | +" |--------------+--------------------+---------| +" | Light Red | rgb(224, 108, 117) | #e06c75 | +" |--------------+--------------------+---------| +" | Dark Red | rgb(190, 80, 70) | #be5046 | +" |--------------+--------------------+---------| +" | Green | rgb(152, 195, 121) | #98c379 | +" |--------------+--------------------+---------| +" | Light Yellow | rgb(229, 192, 123) | #e5c07b | +" |--------------+--------------------+---------| +" | Dark Yellow | rgb(209, 154, 102) | #d19a66 | +" |--------------+--------------------+---------| +" | Blue | rgb(97, 175, 239) | #61afef | +" |--------------+--------------------+---------| +" | Magenta | rgb(198, 120, 221) | #c678dd | +" |--------------+--------------------+---------| +" | Cyan | rgb(86, 182, 194) | #56b6c2 | +" |--------------+--------------------+---------| +" | Gutter Grey | rgb(76, 82, 99) | #4b5263 | +" |--------------+--------------------+---------| +" | Comment Grey | rgb(92, 99, 112) | #5c6370 | +" +---------------------------------------------+ + +" }}} + +" Initialization {{{ + +highlight clear + +if exists("syntax_on") + syntax reset +endif + +set t_Co=256 + +let g:colors_name="onedark" + +" Set to "256" for 256-color terminals, or +" set to "16" to use your terminal emulator's native colors +" (a 16-color palette for this color scheme is available; see +" < https://github.com/joshdick/onedark.vim/blob/master/README.md > +" for more information.) +if !exists("g:onedark_termcolors") + let g:onedark_termcolors = 256 +endif + +" Not all terminals support italics properly. If yours does, opt-in. +if !exists("g:onedark_terminal_italics") + let g:onedark_terminal_italics = 0 +endif + +" This function is based on one from FlatColor: https://github.com/MaxSt/FlatColor/ +" Which in turn was based on one found in hemisu: https://github.com/noahfrederick/vim-hemisu/ +let s:group_colors = {} " Cache of default highlight group settings, for later reference via `onedark#extend_highlight` +function! s:h(group, style, ...) + if (a:0 > 0) " Will be true if we got here from onedark#extend_highlight + let s:highlight = s:group_colors[a:group] + for style_type in ["fg", "bg", "sp"] + if (has_key(a:style, style_type)) + let l:default_style = (has_key(s:highlight, style_type) ? s:highlight[style_type] : { "cterm16": "NONE", "cterm": "NONE", "gui": "NONE" }) + let s:highlight[style_type] = extend(l:default_style, a:style[style_type]) + endif + endfor + if (has_key(a:style, "gui")) + let s:highlight.gui = a:style.gui + endif + else + let s:highlight = a:style + let s:group_colors[a:group] = s:highlight " Cache default highlight group settings + endif + + if g:onedark_terminal_italics == 0 + if has_key(s:highlight, "cterm") && s:highlight["cterm"] == "italic" + unlet s:highlight.cterm + endif + if has_key(s:highlight, "gui") && s:highlight["gui"] == "italic" + unlet s:highlight.gui + endif + endif + + if g:onedark_termcolors == 16 + let l:ctermfg = (has_key(s:highlight, "fg") ? s:highlight.fg.cterm16 : "NONE") + let l:ctermbg = (has_key(s:highlight, "bg") ? s:highlight.bg.cterm16 : "NONE") + else + let l:ctermfg = (has_key(s:highlight, "fg") ? s:highlight.fg.cterm : "NONE") + let l:ctermbg = (has_key(s:highlight, "bg") ? s:highlight.bg.cterm : "NONE") + endif + + execute "highlight" a:group + \ "guifg=" (has_key(s:highlight, "fg") ? s:highlight.fg.gui : "NONE") + \ "guibg=" (has_key(s:highlight, "bg") ? s:highlight.bg.gui : "NONE") + \ "guisp=" (has_key(s:highlight, "sp") ? s:highlight.sp.gui : "NONE") + \ "gui=" (has_key(s:highlight, "gui") ? s:highlight.gui : "NONE") + \ "ctermfg=" . l:ctermfg + \ "ctermbg=" . l:ctermbg + \ "cterm=" (has_key(s:highlight, "cterm") ? s:highlight.cterm : "NONE") +endfunction + +" public {{{ + +function! onedark#set_highlight(group, style) + call s:h(a:group, a:style) +endfunction + +function! onedark#extend_highlight(group, style) + call s:h(a:group, a:style, 1) +endfunction + +" }}} + +" }}} + +" Color Variables {{{ + +let s:colors = onedark#GetColors() + +let s:red = s:colors.red +let s:dark_red = s:colors.dark_red +let s:green = s:colors.green +let s:yellow = s:colors.yellow +let s:dark_yellow = s:colors.dark_yellow +let s:blue = s:colors.blue +let s:purple = s:colors.purple +let s:cyan = s:colors.cyan +let s:white = s:colors.white +let s:black = s:colors.black +let s:visual_black = s:colors.visual_black " Black out selected text in 16-color visual mode +let s:comment_grey = s:colors.comment_grey +let s:gutter_fg_grey = s:colors.gutter_fg_grey +let s:cursor_grey = s:colors.cursor_grey +let s:visual_grey = s:colors.visual_grey +let s:menu_grey = s:colors.menu_grey +let s:special_grey = s:colors.special_grey +let s:vertsplit = s:colors.vertsplit + +" }}} + +" Terminal Colors {{{ + +let g:terminal_ansi_colors = [ + \ s:black.gui, s:red.gui, s:green.gui, s:yellow.gui, + \ s:blue.gui, s:purple.gui, s:cyan.gui, s:white.gui, + \ s:visual_grey.gui, s:dark_red.gui, s:green.gui, s:dark_yellow.gui, + \ s:blue.gui, s:purple.gui, s:cyan.gui, s:comment_grey.gui +\] + +" }}} + +" Syntax Groups (descriptions and ordering from `:h w18`) {{{ + +call s:h("Comment", { "fg": s:comment_grey, "gui": "italic", "cterm": "italic" }) " any comment +call s:h("Constant", { "fg": s:cyan }) " any constant +call s:h("String", { "fg": s:green }) " a string constant: "this is a string" +call s:h("Character", { "fg": s:green }) " a character constant: 'c', '\n' +call s:h("Number", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) " a number constant: 234, 0xff +call s:h("Boolean", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) " a boolean constant: TRUE, false +call s:h("Float", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) " a floating point constant: 2.3e10 +call s:h("Identifier", { "fg": s:red }) " any variable name +call s:h("Function", { "fg": s:blue }) " function name (also: methods for classes) +call s:h("Statement", { "fg": s:purple }) " any statement +call s:h("Conditional", { "fg": s:purple }) " if, then, else, endif, switch, etc. +call s:h("Repeat", { "fg": s:purple }) " for, do, while, etc. +call s:h("Label", { "fg": s:purple }) " case, default, etc. +call s:h("Operator", { "fg": s:purple }) " sizeof", "+", "*", etc. +call s:h("Keyword", { "fg": s:red }) " any other keyword +call s:h("Exception", { "fg": s:purple }) " try, catch, throw +call s:h("PreProc", { "fg": s:yellow }) " generic Preprocessor +call s:h("Include", { "fg": s:blue }) " preprocessor #include +call s:h("Define", { "fg": s:purple }) " preprocessor #define +call s:h("Macro", { "fg": s:purple }) " same as Define +call s:h("PreCondit", { "fg": s:yellow }) " preprocessor #if, #else, #endif, etc. +call s:h("Type", { "fg": s:yellow }) " int, long, char, etc. +call s:h("StorageClass", { "fg": s:yellow }) " static, register, volatile, etc. +call s:h("Structure", { "fg": s:yellow }) " struct, union, enum, etc. +call s:h("Typedef", { "fg": s:yellow }) " A typedef +call s:h("Special", { "fg": s:blue }) " any special symbol +call s:h("SpecialChar", {}) " special character in a constant +call s:h("Tag", {}) " you can use CTRL-] on this +call s:h("Delimiter", {}) " character that needs attention +call s:h("SpecialComment", { "fg": s:comment_grey }) " special things inside a comment +call s:h("Debug", {}) " debugging statements +call s:h("Underlined", { "gui": "underline", "cterm": "underline" }) " text that stands out, HTML links +call s:h("Ignore", {}) " left blank, hidden +call s:h("Error", { "fg": s:red }) " any erroneous construct +call s:h("Todo", { "fg": s:purple }) " anything that needs extra attention; mostly the keywords TODO FIXME and XXX + +" }}} + +" Highlighting Groups (descriptions and ordering from `:h highlight-groups`) {{{ +call s:h("ColorColumn", { "bg": s:cursor_grey }) " used for the columns set with 'colorcolumn' +call s:h("Conceal", {}) " placeholder characters substituted for concealed text (see 'conceallevel') +call s:h("Cursor", { "fg": s:black, "bg": s:blue }) " the character under the cursor +call s:h("CursorIM", {}) " like Cursor, but used when in IME mode +call s:h("CursorColumn", { "bg": s:cursor_grey }) " the screen column that the cursor is in when 'cursorcolumn' is set +if &diff + " Don't change the background color in diff mode + call s:h("CursorLine", { "gui": "underline" }) " the screen line that the cursor is in when 'cursorline' is set +else + call s:h("CursorLine", { "bg": s:cursor_grey }) " the screen line that the cursor is in when 'cursorline' is set +endif +call s:h("Directory", { "fg": s:blue }) " directory names (and other special names in listings) +call s:h("DiffAdd", { "bg": s:green, "fg": s:black }) " diff mode: Added line +call s:h("DiffChange", { "fg": s:yellow, "gui": "underline", "cterm": "underline" }) " diff mode: Changed line +call s:h("DiffDelete", { "bg": s:red, "fg": s:black }) " diff mode: Deleted line +call s:h("DiffText", { "bg": s:yellow, "fg": s:black }) " diff mode: Changed text within a changed line +if get(g:, 'onedark_hide_endofbuffer', 0) + " If enabled, will style end-of-buffer filler lines (~) to appear to be hidden. + call s:h("EndOfBuffer", { "fg": s:black }) " filler lines (~) after the last line in the buffer +endif +call s:h("ErrorMsg", { "fg": s:red }) " error messages on the command line +call s:h("VertSplit", { "fg": s:vertsplit }) " the column separating vertically split windows +call s:h("Folded", { "fg": s:comment_grey }) " line used for closed folds +call s:h("FoldColumn", {}) " 'foldcolumn' +call s:h("SignColumn", {}) " column where signs are displayed +call s:h("IncSearch", { "fg": s:yellow, "bg": s:comment_grey }) " 'incsearch' highlighting; also used for the text replaced with ":s///c" +call s:h("LineNr", { "fg": s:gutter_fg_grey }) " Line number for ":number" and ":#" commands, and when 'number' or 'relativenumber' option is set. +call s:h("CursorLineNr", {}) " Like LineNr when 'cursorline' or 'relativenumber' is set for the cursor line. +call s:h("MatchParen", { "fg": s:blue, "gui": "underline" }) " The character under the cursor or just before it, if it is a paired bracket, and its match. +call s:h("ModeMsg", {}) " 'showmode' message (e.g., "-- INSERT --") +call s:h("MoreMsg", {}) " more-prompt +call s:h("NonText", { "fg": s:special_grey }) " '~' and '@' at the end of the window, characters from 'showbreak' and other characters that do not really exist in the text (e.g., ">" displayed when a double-wide character doesn't fit at the end of the line). +call s:h("Normal", { "fg": s:white, "bg": s:black }) " normal text +call s:h("Pmenu", { "bg": s:menu_grey }) " Popup menu: normal item. +call s:h("PmenuSel", { "fg": s:black, "bg": s:blue }) " Popup menu: selected item. +call s:h("PmenuSbar", { "bg": s:special_grey }) " Popup menu: scrollbar. +call s:h("PmenuThumb", { "bg": s:white }) " Popup menu: Thumb of the scrollbar. +call s:h("Question", { "fg": s:purple }) " hit-enter prompt and yes/no questions +call s:h("QuickFixLine", { "fg": s:black, "bg": s:yellow }) " Current quickfix item in the quickfix window. +call s:h("Search", { "fg": s:black, "bg": s:yellow }) " Last search pattern highlighting (see 'hlsearch'). Also used for similar items that need to stand out. +call s:h("SpecialKey", { "fg": s:special_grey }) " Meta and special keys listed with ":map", also for text used to show unprintable characters in the text, 'listchars'. Generally: text that is displayed differently from what it really is. +call s:h("SpellBad", { "fg": s:red, "gui": "underline", "cterm": "underline" }) " Word that is not recognized by the spellchecker. This will be combined with the highlighting used otherwise. +call s:h("SpellCap", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) " Word that should start with a capital. This will be combined with the highlighting used otherwise. +call s:h("SpellLocal", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) " Word that is recognized by the spellchecker as one that is used in another region. This will be combined with the highlighting used otherwise. +call s:h("SpellRare", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) " Word that is recognized by the spellchecker as one that is hardly ever used. spell This will be combined with the highlighting used otherwise. +call s:h("StatusLine", { "fg": s:white, "bg": s:cursor_grey }) " status line of current window +call s:h("StatusLineNC", { "fg": s:comment_grey }) " status lines of not-current windows Note: if this is equal to "StatusLine" Vim will use "^^^" in the status line of the current window. +call s:h("StatusLineTerm", { "fg": s:white, "bg": s:cursor_grey }) " status line of current :terminal window +call s:h("StatusLineTermNC", { "fg": s:comment_grey }) " status line of non-current :terminal window +call s:h("TabLine", { "fg": s:comment_grey }) " tab pages line, not active tab page label +call s:h("TabLineFill", {}) " tab pages line, where there are no labels +call s:h("TabLineSel", { "fg": s:white }) " tab pages line, active tab page label +call s:h("Terminal", { "fg": s:white, "bg": s:black }) " terminal window (see terminal-size-color) +call s:h("Title", { "fg": s:green }) " titles for output from ":set all", ":autocmd" etc. +call s:h("Visual", { "fg": s:visual_black, "bg": s:visual_grey }) " Visual mode selection +call s:h("VisualNOS", { "bg": s:visual_grey }) " Visual mode selection when vim is "Not Owning the Selection". Only X11 Gui's gui-x11 and xterm-clipboard supports this. +call s:h("WarningMsg", { "fg": s:yellow }) " warning messages +call s:h("WildMenu", { "fg": s:black, "bg": s:blue }) " current match in 'wildmenu' completion + +" }}} + +" Termdebug highlighting for Vim 8.1+ {{{ + +" See `:h hl-debugPC` and `:h hl-debugBreakpoint`. +call s:h("debugPC", { "bg": s:special_grey }) " the current position +call s:h("debugBreakpoint", { "fg": s:black, "bg": s:red }) " a breakpoint + +" }}} + +" Language-Specific Highlighting {{{ + +" CSS +call s:h("cssAttrComma", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("cssAttributeSelector", { "fg": s:green }) +call s:h("cssBraces", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("cssClassName", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("cssClassNameDot", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("cssDefinition", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("cssFontAttr", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("cssFontDescriptor", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("cssFunctionName", { "fg": s:blue }) +call s:h("cssIdentifier", { "fg": s:blue }) +call s:h("cssImportant", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("cssInclude", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("cssIncludeKeyword", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("cssMediaType", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("cssProp", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("cssPseudoClassId", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("cssSelectorOp", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("cssSelectorOp2", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("cssTagName", { "fg": s:red }) + +" Fish Shell +call s:h("fishKeyword", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("fishConditional", { "fg": s:purple }) + +" Go +call s:h("goDeclaration", { "fg": s:purple }) + +" HTML +call s:h("htmlTitle", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("htmlArg", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("htmlEndTag", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("htmlH1", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("htmlLink", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("htmlSpecialChar", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("htmlSpecialTagName", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("htmlTag", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("htmlTagName", { "fg": s:red }) + +" JavaScript +call s:h("javaScriptBraces", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("javaScriptFunction", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("javaScriptIdentifier", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("javaScriptNull", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("javaScriptNumber", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("javaScriptRequire", { "fg": s:cyan }) +call s:h("javaScriptReserved", { "fg": s:purple }) +" https://github.com/pangloss/vim-javascript +call s:h("jsArrowFunction", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("jsClassKeyword", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("jsClassMethodType", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("jsDocParam", { "fg": s:blue }) +call s:h("jsDocTags", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("jsExport", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("jsExportDefault", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("jsExtendsKeyword", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("jsFrom", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("jsFuncCall", { "fg": s:blue }) +call s:h("jsFunction", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("jsGenerator", { "fg": s:yellow }) +call s:h("jsGlobalObjects", { "fg": s:yellow }) +call s:h("jsImport", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("jsModuleAs", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("jsModuleWords", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("jsModules", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("jsNull", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("jsOperator", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("jsStorageClass", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("jsSuper", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("jsTemplateBraces", { "fg": s:dark_red }) +call s:h("jsTemplateVar", { "fg": s:green }) +call s:h("jsThis", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("jsUndefined", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +" https://github.com/othree/yajs.vim +call s:h("javascriptArrowFunc", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("javascriptClassExtends", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("javascriptClassKeyword", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("javascriptDocNotation", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("javascriptDocParamName", { "fg": s:blue }) +call s:h("javascriptDocTags", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("javascriptEndColons", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("javascriptExport", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("javascriptFuncArg", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("javascriptFuncKeyword", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("javascriptIdentifier", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("javascriptImport", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("javascriptMethodName", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("javascriptObjectLabel", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("javascriptOpSymbol", { "fg": s:cyan }) +call s:h("javascriptOpSymbols", { "fg": s:cyan }) +call s:h("javascriptPropertyName", { "fg": s:green }) +call s:h("javascriptTemplateSB", { "fg": s:dark_red }) +call s:h("javascriptVariable", { "fg": s:purple }) + +" JSON +call s:h("jsonCommentError", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("jsonKeyword", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("jsonBoolean", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("jsonNumber", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("jsonQuote", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("jsonMissingCommaError", { "fg": s:red, "gui": "reverse" }) +call s:h("jsonNoQuotesError", { "fg": s:red, "gui": "reverse" }) +call s:h("jsonNumError", { "fg": s:red, "gui": "reverse" }) +call s:h("jsonString", { "fg": s:green }) +call s:h("jsonStringSQError", { "fg": s:red, "gui": "reverse" }) +call s:h("jsonSemicolonError", { "fg": s:red, "gui": "reverse" }) + +" LESS +call s:h("lessVariable", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("lessAmpersandChar", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("lessClass", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) + +" Markdown +call s:h("markdownCode", { "fg": s:green }) +call s:h("markdownCodeBlock", { "fg": s:green }) +call s:h("markdownCodeDelimiter", { "fg": s:green }) +call s:h("markdownHeadingDelimiter", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("markdownRule", { "fg": s:comment_grey }) +call s:h("markdownHeadingRule", { "fg": s:comment_grey }) +call s:h("markdownH1", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("markdownH2", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("markdownH3", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("markdownH4", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("markdownH5", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("markdownH6", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("markdownIdDelimiter", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("markdownId", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("markdownBlockquote", { "fg": s:comment_grey }) +call s:h("markdownItalic", { "fg": s:purple, "gui": "italic", "cterm": "italic" }) +call s:h("markdownBold", { "fg": s:dark_yellow, "gui": "bold", "cterm": "bold" }) +call s:h("markdownListMarker", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("markdownOrderedListMarker", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("markdownIdDeclaration", { "fg": s:blue }) +call s:h("markdownLinkText", { "fg": s:blue }) +call s:h("markdownLinkDelimiter", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("markdownUrl", { "fg": s:purple }) + +" Perl +call s:h("perlFiledescRead", { "fg": s:green }) +call s:h("perlFunction", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("perlMatchStartEnd",{ "fg": s:blue }) +call s:h("perlMethod", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("perlPOD", { "fg": s:comment_grey }) +call s:h("perlSharpBang", { "fg": s:comment_grey }) +call s:h("perlSpecialString",{ "fg": s:cyan }) +call s:h("perlStatementFiledesc", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("perlStatementFlow",{ "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("perlStatementInclude", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("perlStatementScalar",{ "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("perlStatementStorage", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("perlSubName",{ "fg": s:yellow }) +call s:h("perlVarPlain",{ "fg": s:blue }) + +" PHP +call s:h("phpVarSelector", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("phpOperator", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("phpParent", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("phpMemberSelector", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("phpType", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("phpKeyword", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("phpClass", { "fg": s:yellow }) +call s:h("phpUseClass", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("phpUseAlias", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("phpInclude", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("phpClassExtends", { "fg": s:green }) +call s:h("phpDocTags", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("phpFunction", { "fg": s:blue }) +call s:h("phpFunctions", { "fg": s:cyan }) +call s:h("phpMethodsVar", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("phpMagicConstants", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("phpSuperglobals", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("phpConstants", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) + +" Ruby +call s:h("rubyBlockParameter", { "fg": s:red}) +call s:h("rubyBlockParameterList", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("rubyClass", { "fg": s:purple}) +call s:h("rubyConstant", { "fg": s:yellow}) +call s:h("rubyControl", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("rubyEscape", { "fg": s:red}) +call s:h("rubyFunction", { "fg": s:blue}) +call s:h("rubyGlobalVariable", { "fg": s:red}) +call s:h("rubyInclude", { "fg": s:blue}) +call s:h("rubyIncluderubyGlobalVariable", { "fg": s:red}) +call s:h("rubyInstanceVariable", { "fg": s:red}) +call s:h("rubyInterpolation", { "fg": s:cyan }) +call s:h("rubyInterpolationDelimiter", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("rubyInterpolationDelimiter", { "fg": s:red}) +call s:h("rubyRegexp", { "fg": s:cyan}) +call s:h("rubyRegexpDelimiter", { "fg": s:cyan}) +call s:h("rubyStringDelimiter", { "fg": s:green}) +call s:h("rubySymbol", { "fg": s:cyan}) + +" Sass +" https://github.com/tpope/vim-haml +call s:h("sassAmpersand", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("sassClass", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("sassControl", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("sassExtend", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("sassFor", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("sassFunction", { "fg": s:cyan }) +call s:h("sassId", { "fg": s:blue }) +call s:h("sassInclude", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("sassMedia", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("sassMediaOperators", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("sassMixin", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("sassMixinName", { "fg": s:blue }) +call s:h("sassMixing", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("sassVariable", { "fg": s:purple }) +" https://github.com/cakebaker/scss-syntax.vim +call s:h("scssExtend", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("scssImport", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("scssInclude", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("scssMixin", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("scssSelectorName", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("scssVariable", { "fg": s:purple }) + +" TeX +call s:h("texStatement", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("texSubscripts", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("texSuperscripts", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("texTodo", { "fg": s:dark_red }) +call s:h("texBeginEnd", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("texBeginEndName", { "fg": s:blue }) +call s:h("texMathMatcher", { "fg": s:blue }) +call s:h("texMathDelim", { "fg": s:blue }) +call s:h("texDelimiter", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("texSpecialChar", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("texCite", { "fg": s:blue }) +call s:h("texRefZone", { "fg": s:blue }) + +" TypeScript +call s:h("typescriptReserved", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("typescriptEndColons", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("typescriptBraces", { "fg": s:white }) + +" XML +call s:h("xmlAttrib", { "fg": s:dark_yellow }) +call s:h("xmlEndTag", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("xmlTag", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("xmlTagName", { "fg": s:red }) + +" }}} + +" Plugin Highlighting {{{ + +" airblade/vim-gitgutter +hi link GitGutterAdd SignifySignAdd +hi link GitGutterChange SignifySignChange +hi link GitGutterDelete SignifySignDelete + +" easymotion/vim-easymotion +call s:h("EasyMotionTarget", { "fg": s:red, "gui": "bold", "cterm": "bold" }) +call s:h("EasyMotionTarget2First", { "fg": s:yellow, "gui": "bold", "cterm": "bold" }) +call s:h("EasyMotionTarget2Second", { "fg": s:dark_yellow, "gui": "bold", "cterm": "bold" }) +call s:h("EasyMotionShade", { "fg": s:comment_grey }) + +" mhinz/vim-signify +call s:h("SignifySignAdd", { "fg": s:green }) +call s:h("SignifySignChange", { "fg": s:yellow }) +call s:h("SignifySignDelete", { "fg": s:red }) + +" neomake/neomake +call s:h("NeomakeWarningSign", { "fg": s:yellow }) +call s:h("NeomakeErrorSign", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("NeomakeInfoSign", { "fg": s:blue }) + +" tpope/vim-fugitive +call s:h("diffAdded", { "fg": s:green }) +call s:h("diffRemoved", { "fg": s:red }) + +" }}} + +" Git Highlighting {{{ + +call s:h("gitcommitComment", { "fg": s:comment_grey }) +call s:h("gitcommitUnmerged", { "fg": s:green }) +call s:h("gitcommitOnBranch", {}) +call s:h("gitcommitBranch", { "fg": s:purple }) +call s:h("gitcommitDiscardedType", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("gitcommitSelectedType", { "fg": s:green }) +call s:h("gitcommitHeader", {}) +call s:h("gitcommitUntrackedFile", { "fg": s:cyan }) +call s:h("gitcommitDiscardedFile", { "fg": s:red }) +call s:h("gitcommitSelectedFile", { "fg": s:green }) +call s:h("gitcommitUnmergedFile", { "fg": s:yellow }) +call s:h("gitcommitFile", {}) +call s:h("gitcommitSummary", { "fg": s:white }) +call s:h("gitcommitOverflow", { "fg": s:red }) +hi link gitcommitNoBranch gitcommitBranch +hi link gitcommitUntracked gitcommitComment +hi link gitcommitDiscarded gitcommitComment +hi link gitcommitSelected gitcommitComment +hi link gitcommitDiscardedArrow gitcommitDiscardedFile +hi link gitcommitSelectedArrow gitcommitSelectedFile +hi link gitcommitUnmergedArrow gitcommitUnmergedFile + +" }}} + +" Neovim terminal colors {{{ + +if has("nvim") + let g:terminal_color_0 = s:black.gui + let g:terminal_color_1 = s:red.gui + let g:terminal_color_2 = s:green.gui + let g:terminal_color_3 = s:yellow.gui + let g:terminal_color_4 = s:blue.gui + let g:terminal_color_5 = s:purple.gui + let g:terminal_color_6 = s:cyan.gui + let g:terminal_color_7 = s:white.gui + let g:terminal_color_8 = s:visual_grey.gui + let g:terminal_color_9 = s:dark_red.gui + let g:terminal_color_10 = s:green.gui " No dark version + let g:terminal_color_11 = s:dark_yellow.gui + let g:terminal_color_12 = s:blue.gui " No dark version + let g:terminal_color_13 = s:purple.gui " No dark version + let g:terminal_color_14 = s:cyan.gui " No dark version + let g:terminal_color_15 = s:comment_grey.gui + let g:terminal_color_background = g:terminal_color_0 + let g:terminal_color_foreground = g:terminal_color_7 +endif + +" }}} + +" Must appear at the end of the file to work around this oddity: +" https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/vim_dev/afPqwAFNdrU/nqh6tOM87QUJ +set background=dark diff --git a/vim/indent/json.vim b/vim/indent/json.vim new file mode 100644 index 0000000..918495a --- /dev/null +++ b/vim/indent/json.vim @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +if exists("b:did_indent") + finish +endif +let b:did_indent = 1 + +setlocal nolisp +setlocal autoindent +setlocal indentexpr=JSONIndent(v:lnum) +setlocal indentkeys+=<:>,0=},0=) + +if exists("*JSONIndent") + finish +endif + +function! JSONIndent(lnum) + let prevlnum = prevnonblank(a:lnum-1) + if prevlnum == 0 + " top of file + return 0 + endif + + " grab the previous and current line, stripping comments. + let prevl = substitute(getline(prevlnum), '//.*$', '', '') + let thisl = substitute(getline(a:lnum), '//.*$', '', '') + let previ = indent(prevlnum) + + let ind = previ + + if prevl =~ '[({]\s*$' + " previous line opened a block + let ind += &sw + endif + + if thisl =~ '^\s*[)}]' + " this line closed a block + let ind -= &sw + endif + + return ind +endfunction diff --git a/vim/indent/nginx.vim b/vim/indent/nginx.vim new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8601366 --- /dev/null +++ b/vim/indent/nginx.vim @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +if exists("b:did_indent") + finish +endif +let b:did_indent = 1 + +setlocal indentexpr= + +" cindent actually works for nginx' simple file structure +setlocal cindent +" Just make sure that the comments are not reset as defs would be. +setlocal cinkeys-=0# diff --git a/vim/plugin/TagmaLast.vim b/vim/plugin/TagmaLast.vim new file mode 100644 index 0000000..850a48a --- /dev/null +++ b/vim/plugin/TagmaLast.vim @@ -0,0 +1,160 @@ +" vim:foldmethod=marker +" ============================================================================= +" File: TagmaLast.vim (Plugin) +" Last Changed: Fri Feb 17 12:22 PM 2012 EST +" Maintainer: Lorance Stinson AT Gmail... +" License: Public Domain +" +" Description: Updates the 'Last Changed' line of a file. +" +" If g:TagmaLastUseUndoJoin is set :undojoin is used to make the +" change more transparent. This means the change to the 'Last +" Changed' line is combined with the previous change so :undo +" undoes both changes. +" +" The pattern used to search for the 'Last Changed' line is +" searched for using the regexp in g:TagmaLastSearchRegexp. +" ============================================================================= + +" Only load once {{{1 +if exists('g:TagmaLastloaded') || &cp || !exists("*strftime") + finish +endif +let g:TagmaLastloaded= 1 + +" Defaults: {{{1 +function! s:SetDefault(option, default) + if !exists(a:option) + execute 'let ' . a:option . '=' . string(a:default) + endif +endfunction + +" Automatically update the last change for all writes. +call s:SetDefault('g:TagmaLastAutoUpdate', 0) + +" The number of lines to check for a 'Last Changed' line. +call s:SetDefault('g:TagmaLastCheckLines', 20) + +" The key mapping to use for manual updates. +" Set to an empty string to disable the key mapping. +" If a keymap to UpdateLast already exists this is ignored. +call s:SetDefault('g:TagmaLastKeyMap', 'UL') + +" The time format. See ':help strftime' for details. +call s:SetDefault('g:TagmaLastTimeFormat', '%a %b %d %I:%M %p %Y %Z') + +" The regular expression to search for the 'Last Changed' line. +call s:SetDefault('g:TagmaLastSearchRegexp', 'Last\s\+\%(Changed\|Modified\):\s\+') + +" Join the change to the 'Last Change' line with the previous change when +" performing an auto update on write. +" This makes :undo undo both changes. +call s:SetDefault('g:TagmaLastUseUndoJoin', 0) + +" No need for the function any longer. +delfunction s:SetDefault + +" Internal Settings: {{{1 + +" Detect if the timezone format is broken. +let g:TagmaLastBrokenTZ = strftime('%Z') =~ '\s' + +" User Commands: {{{1 + +" Disable auto updates. +command! -nargs=0 TagmaLastDisable call s:AutoupdateDisable() + +" Enable auto updates. +command! -nargs=0 TagmaLastEnable call s:AutoupdateEnable() + +" Update the 'Last Changed' line. +command! -nargs=0 UpdateLast call s:UpdateLastChanged() + +" Plugin Mapping: {{{1 +noremap