Configurations for vim to share amongst machines

1. vim installed with Python3 support: vim-nox
2. Vundle extension manager to make installing the other plugins easy
   • git clone https://github.com/gmarik/Vundle.vim.git ~/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim
   • touch ~/.vimrc
   • (make sure to then run :PluginInstall in Vim)
3. Screen (Not essential, but I list shortcuts for it below and like using it. Note that Screen is not a vim plugin)
   • sudo apt install screen
4. Python3 basics needed
   • sudo apt install python3-pip
   • sudo pip3 install -U pip setuptools
5. YouCompleteMe dependencies:
   • sudo apt-get install build-essential cmake
   • sudo apt-get install python-dev python3-dev
   • cd ~/.vim/bundle/YouCompleteMe
     • ./install.py --clang-completer
   • (look up the github for Valloric/YouCompleteMe for support for additional languages)
6. Lokaltog/powerline plugin
   • pip3 install --user powerline-status
7. python-rope/ropevim
   • Needs the Rope library installed first:
     • sudo pip3 install Rope
8. nvie/vim-flake8
   • Needs flake8 instealled through python
     • sudo pip3 install flake8
9. google/yapf
   • sudo pip3 install yapf
10. majutsushi/tagbar
    • Needs Exuberant Ctags installed alongside it:
      • sudo apt install exuberant-ctags

• :PluginInstall
• :PluginList

• :Git (any normal Git command that comes after the word git)
• The <%> symbol means this file
  • :Git commit %

• Enter <ctrl+p> to enter file search mode
• Refresh cache with
• search parent directories with <..>

• Press to run flake8 on the currently open file
• - go to next error

• Press while typing a keyword, built-in, standard library, or third-party modules

• Requires the language-specific syntax checker also be installed (e.g. vim-flake8 for python checking)
• Put cursor on line with a syntax error to see the error message
• This is a complicated plugin. Read through :help syntastic

• No need to install pylint, rope or any other Python Libraries on your system with this plugin
• Vim motion for python objects (C means class, M means method or function):
  • [[ - Jump to previous class or function (normal, visual, operator modes)
  • [[ - Jump to next class or function (normal, visual, operator modes)
  • [M - Jump to previous class or method
  • ]M - Jump to next class or method
  • aC - Select a class. (Ex: vaC, daC, yaC, ciC)
  • iC - Select inner class. (Ex: viC, diC, yiC, ciC)
  • aM - Select a function or method. (Ex: vaM, daM, yaM, caM)
  • iM - Select inner function or method. (Ex: viM, diM, yiM, ciM)

• (TODO: there are commands and shortcuts for jumping to definitions/declarations and quick refactoring. Read documentation and make shortcuts for these eventually)

• spacebar to fold code based on indents
• zR - Unfold all folds
• zM - Fold all folds
• zc - close a fold
• zo - open a fold

• Run from outside of vim with yapf -i <filename.py>

• <F8> - Open tagbar

• ^a c - create a new shell
• ^a [0-9] - go to window [0-9]
• ^a S [optional file path to open] - Make new screen window split horizontally
• ^a V (or |) [optional file path to open] - Make new screen window split vertically
• ^a^l - redraw window (good for fixing bugs?)
• ^a X - remove current screen window
• ^a k - kill the current shell
• ^a d - Detach, leave everything as is, but return to terminal
• ^a D D - Detach and logout (quick exit)
• screen -r - Return to detached screen window
• screen -dRR - Attach non screen state to current screen session
• (screen is a large and useful application with a lot more commands. read up on to how to use it)

This is a PowershellScript that fully removes unwanted programs. Before running, ensure:

• Powershell is run in administrator mode
• Powershell is allowed to run unsigned scripts. Set with Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

To run,

• Navigate to the directory where the script lives
• Execute the script with .\remove_bloatware.ps1 (enter)