From: Iain Patterson <me@iain.cx>
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 2009 09:31:12 +0000 (+0100)
Subject: Vim options.
X-Git-Url: http://git.iain.cx/?a=commitdiff_plain;h=877f36d7a0eb1f8612f5d0e006840f291f00c7b4;p=profile.git

Vim options.

Added smarttab option.
Use hex mode for ^A/^X.  Numbers with leading zeros are interpreted as
octals by default.  Usually this is the wrong thing.  Setting hex mode
works most of the time.
Don't jump to the start of the line when using H, L etc.
Use UTF-8 listchars.  [git://github.com/graywh/dotfiles.git]
---

diff --git a/.vimrc b/.vimrc
index a715a77..4e1c4b8 100644
--- a/.vimrc
+++ b/.vimrc
@@ -28,10 +28,15 @@ se ts=2
 se expandtab
 " And << and >> indent by 2.
 se sw=2
+" Backspace deletes full tab width at the start of a line.
+se smarttab
 
 " Allow backspace to delete before start of line.
 se bs=2
 
+" Don't jump to the start of the line when using H, L etc.
+se nosol
+
 " Show the ruler.
 se ruler
 " Show partial commands in the ruler.
@@ -102,6 +107,9 @@ se suffixes-=*.o,*.obj
 " cross-platform.
 se ssop+=unix,slash
 
+" How often do we need to use ^A/^X on octals?
+se nf=hex
+
 " Nuke any pre-existing autocommands.
 augroup Display
 autocmd!
@@ -710,7 +718,20 @@ endfun
 
 " Change list mode.
 fun! Cycle_List()
-  let basic='tab:\\_,trail:_,extends:<,precedes:>'
+  " Pretty UTF-8 listchars.
+  if has('multi_byte') && (&tenc =~? '^u\(tf\|cs\)' || (! strlen(&tenc) && &enc =~? '^u\(tf\|cs\)')) && v:version >= "602"
+    let basic='tab:»·,trail:…,extends:«,precedes:»'
+    let eol='eol:¶'
+    if version >= "700"
+      let basic=basic . ',nbsp:•'
+    endif
+  else
+    let basic='tab:\\_,trail:_,extends:<,precedes:>'
+    let eol='eol:$'
+    if version >= "700"
+      let basic=basic . ',nbsp:+'
+    endif
+  endif
   call Iain_Vars()
   let b:iainlist = b:iainlist + 1
   if b:iainlist > 2
@@ -722,7 +743,7 @@ fun! Cycle_List()
     exec "set lcs=" . basic
     set list
   else
-    exec "set lcs=" . basic . ",eol:$"
+    exec "set lcs=" . basic . "," . eol
     set list
   endif
 endfun