Vim file list plugin

You can install it with HomeBrew via brew install macvim or get it here. You can activate it from the command line using mvim if you install that command line tool.

This lists the path of all plugins loaded when a file is opened with Vim. This doesn't list loaded plugins it lists runtime paths — j b. Matt Florence Matt Florence 5 5 silver badges 9 9 bronze badges.

Note that this will only list plugins that have a proper vim help file installed — j b. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. BuildYCM info " info is a dictionary with 3 fields " - name: name of the plugin " - status: 'installed', 'updated', or 'unchanged' " - force: set on PlugInstall! MIT License.

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You signed out in another tab or window. Toggle UI Elements Quick toggle commands for UI elements maximize editing area, toggle quickfix list, toggle location list, toggle statusbar, …. All Plugin Repositories … Repositories. Related …. Very simple: can be used to add a bunch of plugin folders to VIM's runtimepath. Quickfix Reflector. Super intuitive mass-editing via quickfix list. Git Gutter. Shows a git-based quick diff working dir vs. A suite of git wrapper commands.

Angry Text Object. Variable Segment Text Object. Pairs Text Object. Indent Text Object. Text objects based on the current indent level. Replace With Register. Automatically insert end-of-block delimiters in languages that don't use braces fi , endfunction , etc. Easily search for, substitute, and abbreviate multiple variants of a word. Whitespace Text Object. Word Column Text Object. Text object for selecting whitespace-separated columns.

LaTeX Text Object. LaTeX Unicoder. Line Text Object. Adds a text object for selecting the content of the current line without the whitespace before and after. After Text Object. I went through a lot of these as part of this post last year, but the list has changed a bit since then. Using git , you can easily download my full Vim configuration, including plugins as git submodules , and start using it pretty easily after making a few symlinks. You really should read my vimrc if you intend to use it.

There is a lot of stuff in there, not all of which you may want. Also, reading it is a great way to learn about what a lot of the plugins and shortcuts are doing for you. The first command clones my configuration repository, including all submodules which are how I store Vim plugins.