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I recently switched to Vundle from Pathogen and it is a joy to use. Best part: you can bootstrap[1] Vundle from your .vimrc, turning the two-part "vimrc & plugi
by enoch_r 14y ago
I recently switched to Vundle from Pathogen and it is a joy to use. Best part: you can bootstrap[1] Vundle from your .vimrc, turning the two-part "vimrc & plugins" configuration into a one-part "vimrc" configuration.
https://github.com/gmarik/vundle/blob/master/test/vimrc https://github.com/gmarik/vundle/blob/master/test/vimrc
- bti 14y agoThanks! This was always a pain, figured there must be an easy way to setup a fresh dotfile pull.
- johncoltrane 14y agoNo you can't, you still need to have vundle installed.
- enoch_r 14y agoNope, I've done it quite a few times--you can bootstrap it from your vimrc like so: if !isdirectory(expand(root, 1).'/vundle') exec '!git clone '.src.' '.shellescape(root, 1).'/vundle' endif
- johncoltrane 14y agoThanks.
- docwhat 14y agoI have a similar, yet different approach. My approach also works even if git doesn't exist (by skipping vundler). I need this since sometimes I work on systems that don't have every bell-and-whistle I could want. https://github.com/docwhat/homedir-vim/blob/master/vimrc/.vimrc https://github.com/docwhat/homedir-vim/blob/master/vimrc/.vi...