Figure 13.1: Vim Settings
This master switch will make BashStyle-NG adjust the Settings for Vim.
If enabled vim will backup files to filename~ upon write.
When opening a file again, vim will jump back to the previous position.
If enabled vim will use indention based on determined file type.
If enabled vim will display (partially) typed in commands in the ruler.
If enabled vim will highlight matching brackets, when the cursor is
positioned at either of them.
Enable vim syntax highlighting.
Determines whether the shell has dark background or not
If enabled many jump commands move the cursor to the first non-blank character of a line.
Wrap long lines exceeding wrap_length.
At what length long lines should be wraped
Length of a tabulator in spaces.
If enabled, tabulators will be expanded to spaces.
If enabled, files will be automatically written when leaving a modified buffer.
If enabled, searches will be perfmored case-insensitively.
If enabled, it will override ignore_case when a pattern has upper case
characters.
If enabled vim will perform incremental searches, rather than waiting
for the user to finish typing an accepting the search string.
If enabled vim will highlight all matches in the current file.
If enabled vim will allow to temporarily collapse or expand blocks of
code.
folds with a level higher than this number will be closed.
Maximum fold depth for when foldmethod is indent or syntax.
The method used to determine whether to fold large code blocks.
Display line numbers.
Go into file’s directory.
Highlight current line.
Display possible completion.
Highlight current column.
Display a customizeable ruler at the bottom.
Customize vim’s ruler.