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Move modelines from bottom to top
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" vim: et sw=2 sts=2
init
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" Plugin: https://github.com/mhinz/vim-startify
Small maintenance tasks
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" Description: A fancy start screen for Vim.
init
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" Maintainer: Marco Hinz <http://github.com/mhinz>
if exists('g:loaded_startify') || &cp
finish
endif
let g:loaded_startify = 1
Don't clutter v:oldfiles during [,l]vimgrep
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let g:startify_locked = 0
init
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augroup startify
New option: g:startify_disable_at_vimenter
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if !get(g:, 'startify_disable_at_vimenter')
Update recently used files on the fly Startify depends on v:oldfiles which lists recently used files (taken from the viminfo file). But viminfo only gets updated once in a session: at exiting Vim. Thus when you worked in a Vim instance for some time and opened multiple new buffers, v:oldfiles (and therefore :Startify) wouldn't show the most recently used files anymore. Luckily v:oldfiles is editable, so now, each new buffer simply prepends its associated filename to it, making :Startify always up-to-date. References #148.
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autocmd VimEnter * nested call s:genesis()
New option: g:startify_disable_at_vimenter
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endif
Make persistence work with normal sessions
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if get(g:, 'startify_session_persistence')
Update recently used files on the fly Startify depends on v:oldfiles which lists recently used files (taken from the viminfo file). But viminfo only gets updated once in a session: at exiting Vim. Thus when you worked in a Vim instance for some time and opened multiple new buffers, v:oldfiles (and therefore :Startify) wouldn't show the most recently used files anymore. Luckily v:oldfiles is editable, so now, each new buffer simply prepends its associated filename to it, making :Startify always up-to-date. References #148.
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autocmd VimLeave * call s:extinction()
Make persistence work with normal sessions
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endif
Don't clutter v:oldfiles during [,l]vimgrep
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autocmd QuickFixCmdPre *vimgrep* let g:startify_locked = 1
autocmd QuickFixCmdPost *vimgrep* let g:startify_locked = 0
init
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augroup END
Remove duplicate entries when adding to v:oldfiles References #192.
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function! s:update_oldfiles(file)
if g:startify_locked || !exists('v:oldfiles')
return
endif
let idx = index(v:oldfiles, a:file)
if idx != -1
call remove(v:oldfiles, idx)
endif
call insert(v:oldfiles, a:file, 0)
endfunction
Update recently used files on the fly Startify depends on v:oldfiles which lists recently used files (taken from the viminfo file). But viminfo only gets updated once in a session: at exiting Vim. Thus when you worked in a Vim instance for some time and opened multiple new buffers, v:oldfiles (and therefore :Startify) wouldn't show the most recently used files anymore. Luckily v:oldfiles is editable, so now, each new buffer simply prepends its associated filename to it, making :Startify always up-to-date. References #148.
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function! s:genesis()
Do not check v:progname anymore Originally this check was meant to prevent showing the Startify buffer for certain cases I can't recall anymore. Now the Startify buffer will be shown at startup if these conditions are true: 1) no arguments were provided to Vim on the commandline 2) the first buffer is empty
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if !argc() && (line2byte('$') == -1)
Update recently used files on the fly Startify depends on v:oldfiles which lists recently used files (taken from the viminfo file). But viminfo only gets updated once in a session: at exiting Vim. Thus when you worked in a Vim instance for some time and opened multiple new buffers, v:oldfiles (and therefore :Startify) wouldn't show the most recently used files anymore. Luckily v:oldfiles is editable, so now, each new buffer simply prepends its associated filename to it, making :Startify always up-to-date. References #148.
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if get(g:, 'startify_session_autoload') && filereadable('Session.vim')
source Session.vim
else
call startify#insane_in_the_membrane()
endif
endif
Update v:oldfiles on :saveas References #175.
2015-08-06 22:15:28 +00:00
autocmd startify BufNewFile,BufRead,BufFilePre *
Remove duplicate entries when adding to v:oldfiles References #192.
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\ call s:update_oldfiles(expand('<afile>'))
Update recently used files on the fly Startify depends on v:oldfiles which lists recently used files (taken from the viminfo file). But viminfo only gets updated once in a session: at exiting Vim. Thus when you worked in a Vim instance for some time and opened multiple new buffers, v:oldfiles (and therefore :Startify) wouldn't show the most recently used files anymore. Luckily v:oldfiles is editable, so now, each new buffer simply prepends its associated filename to it, making :Startify always up-to-date. References #148.
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autocmd! startify VimEnter
endfunction
function! s:extinction()
if exists('v:this_session') && filewritable(v:this_session)
call startify#session_write(fnameescape(v:this_session))
endif
endfunction
Function renaming and reordering
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command! -nargs=? -bar -complete=customlist,startify#session_list SSave call startify#session_save(<f-args>)
command! -nargs=? -bar -complete=customlist,startify#session_list SLoad call startify#session_load(<f-args>)
command! -nargs=? -bar -complete=customlist,startify#session_list SDelete call startify#session_delete(<f-args>)
Add :SClose References #141.
2015-01-05 21:06:20 +00:00
command! -nargs=0 -bar SClose call startify#session_close()
Fix :enew handling (again) fugitive is run at VimEnter and for new buffers that are associated with files. Now fugitive commands will be available after start (in the Startify screen), but it won't work after calling :Startify, since fugitive is designed that way. References #33.
2015-03-25 15:05:26 +00:00
command! -nargs=0 -bar Startify enew | call startify#insane_in_the_membrane()
Simplify marker implementation This commit also fixes loading sessions via the new #open_buffers() method. References #163.
2015-06-01 15:07:40 +00:00
command! -nargs=0 -bar StartifyDebug call startify#debug()
Expose "open buffers" functionality for mapping References #123.
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nnoremap <silent><plug>(startify-open-buffers) :<c-u>call startify#open_buffers()<cr>
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