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Oh, don't install it. It's very specific to my setup. I leave it online as a reference only. CPHL refers to a plugin that's under development: https://github.com/tweekmonster/colorpal.vim

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If you ran make install or ./install, you should run make clean-links to remove the symlinks it created.

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you are so cool! your dotfiles so profound, i cannot make heads or tails of it.
Why not consider creating a awesome lightweight dotfiles repo.

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Haha, thanks :)

I tried making my dot files simple, but over time they will eventually become one large and unreadable config file. That became frustrating when I wanted to change variables.

I think you're mainly interested in the Vim config, so here's a brief explanation of how it works so it's a little bit easier to understand it:

• In init.vim, it sets expected directories, then loads configs for all, vim, or nvim.
• In _source, scripts are named by their purpose and have a number prefixed for the load priority. The number prefix is similar to how Debian names scripts in /etc/rc*.d.
• Scripts that that start 01- or 02- are always loaded.
• Scripts that start with 03- and up requires the plugins directory to exist. This allows me to install my dotfiles on a new computer and use Vim without a lot of errors being generated because plugins aren't installed yet.
• Everything under after is for settings that only matter to certain file types.

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yeah, i just stay at the level of use. your way is suitable for study and research, is too esoteric.

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