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Jef Roosens 2020-08-20 14:42:18 +02:00
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" Change leader key to space " The leader key is the main modifier used for keybindings.
" Map leader to space " You can use it inside keybindings by using <leader>
" I use space as my leader key
let g:mapleader = ' ' let g:mapleader = ' '
" Map local leader to tab " Local leader is the same principle as leader, but it's used
" for keybindings that are local to the current buffer, to
" avoid confusion
" I use tab as my local leader
let g:maplocalleader = "\<tab>" let g:maplocalleader = "\<tab>"
" Source plugins " This sources all the files inside the init directory
" The directory must be in your runtimepath; my init directory
" is inside my ~/.config/nvim directory, this one is always in
" runtimepath
" Without the !, runtime only sources the first file in the list,
" instead of all
runtime! init/*.vim runtime! init/*.vim

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" Colorscheme " Colorscheme
" Tell Neovim to use 256 colors " This forces (Neo)Vim to assume the terminal supports 256 colors.
" Without this, some colorschemes (including mine) don't work properly.
set termguicolors set termguicolors
" Set colorscheme " Set colorscheme
colorscheme flattened_dark colorscheme flattened_dark
" Line numbers " Line numbers
" Show absolute line number on current line " I use the combination of absolute and relative line numbers. On the
" current line, it shows the absolute; on all the others, the relative.
" This shows the absolute line number
set number set number
" Show relative line number on all other lines " This shows the relative line numbers
set relativenumber set relativenumber
" Splits " Splits
" I prefer the logic of 'open your main window first, and all other
" afterwards'.
" Make horizontal splits appear below active window " Make horizontal splits appear below active window
set splitbelow set splitbelow
" Same for vertical splits, but to the right of active window " Same for vertical splits, but to the right of active window
set splitright set splitright
" Indentation " Indentation
" Replace tabs with spaces " This makes Vim use spaces instead of tabs for indentation
set expandtab set expandtab
" Width of a tab; with expandtab on, this sets by how many spaces it should be " This sets each indent to be 4 characters wide (4 spaces with expandtab on)
" replaced
set tabstop=4 set tabstop=4
" Number of spaces that should be used for auto indentation " Number of spaces that should be used for auto indentation
set shiftwidth=4 set shiftwidth=4