Vim screencast #79: Project-specific overrides

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love the screencasts. small but very useful nuggets of info to solve specific problems. working through the backlog a cpl a week.

vaughaned
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you can also use the option in vim to auto-load a .vimrc file in the current directory after the main .vimrc, hence overloading the settings (this project specific .vimrc file shall be added to the .ignore list (global if you want))

vlmath
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I really enjoy your screencasts! However, no matter how much I seem to like implementing an idea found either in your videos, or somewhere in the wild, or something of my own, I tend to get stuck still using the same old essentially basic patterns and completely forgetting what I've put into my .vimrc now, or how to access it. That's starting from a bare minimum and writing my own setup - no copy pastes from the net.



Since your dotfiles are quite large now, how do you manage to keep on top of what you implement? Do you find yourself not using aspects of your settings you never use? How much time do you spend pruning and tweaking your settings/working on new bits and pieces vs using them? Finding the right balance would of course be personal, but I'd like to hear your thoughts about how to get over the intermediate-vim hump & how you arrange your fine tuning/learning.

IssMeinHirn
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Spaces VS Tabs. All jokes aside - I'd deffinately be interested in your thoughts on this.

My personal preference is "real" tabs although I don't really want to make this comment a argument for that. It might not be vim specific but would you consider a video on this?

jonathanhodgson
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Is it just me that finds the music distracts from the content?

chrisbannister