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This is a local path vim plugins deploy python script

files descriptions

  1. deploy.py: deploy local vim plugins to linux or windows os (gvim and vim version lower than 8.0)

  2. deployNew.py: deploy local vim plugins to linux or windows os (gvim and vim version above 8.0)

  3. cs.sh: cscope shell script to update and generate tags files for cpp files for linux

  4. cs.bat: cscope shell script to update and generate tags files for cpp files for windows

  5. vimcfg.vimrc: vim config file by default (will be modified after running deploy.py script)

usage decriptions

Windows

  1. Install gvim and create a system variable for $VIM (command set VIM under console windows to check out whether the variable exists or not))

  2. Install git bash (git windows console cmd can be used)

  3. Install python

  4. Copy deployNew.py and vimcfg.vimrc to $VIM path(for windows $VIM = vim install path)

  5. Rename vimcfig.vimrc(for windows rename it to _vimrc)

  6. Create a directory named vim-plugins-download under $VIM path and copy ALL zip files downloaded from github to this directory (-master suffix should be reserved)

  7. Run the following command under $VIM directory and input the git account if necessary:

    python deployNew.py

  8. Check and open the vim config file (_vimrc in windows)

  9. Run Vundle command under $VIM directory:

    PluginInstall

    install the plugins which are downloaded in the vim-plugins-download file

    PluginList

    check whether the plugins have been installed correctly or not

Linux

  1. Install vim if necessary (vim has been installed in linux generally by default)

  2. Install git

  3. Install python

  4. Copy deployNew.py and vimcfg.vimrc to $VIM path(for linux $VIM = ~(current user directory))

  5. Rename vimcfig.vimrc(for linux rename it to .vimrc

  6. Create a directory named vim-plugins-download under $VIM path and copy ALL zip files downloaded from github to this directory (-master suffix should be reserved)

  7. Run the following command under $VIM directory and input the git account if necessary:

    python deployNew.py

  8. Check and open the vim config file (.vimrc in linux or _vimrc in windows)

  9. Run Vundle command under $VIM directory

    PluginInstall

    install the plugins which are downloaded in the 'vim-plugins-download' file

    PluginList

    check whether the plugins have been installed correctly or not

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