Thursday, February 6, 2014

Re: Move mappings from my vimrc into their own file?

On Thu, Feb 06, 2014 at 12:41:58PM -0800, Ivan wrote:
> I'd like to move my mappings into a separate file (maybe even a couple
> different files) and source them from my vimrc. How could I go about
> doing this? Would I have to package them as plugins to do so?

All you need is the 'source' command.

:help source

First put your mappings into a module, let's say you call it foo.vim (it
can have any name or extention) and let's say you put it on your ~/.vim
path. Then in your ~/.vimrc put

source ~/.vim/foo.vim

and that'll do it. No need to create a plugin. About the only
advantage to making it into a plugin is you won't need the source line
in ~/.vimrc

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