document dotfiles-add function
document dotfiles-update function
document API for custom-configs

https://stackoverflow.com/a/11357708

download the zip/tarball propose by GitHub
git clone --bare the GitHub repo (so no checkout: it may be easier with your shaky connection)
move the xxx.git directory (renaming it '.git') created by the clone into the uncompressed repo content from step 1.
remove the bare attribute in the .git moved directory: git config --bool core.bare false

If a clone --bare doesn't work, then this approach would not be useful.
And a restartable clone (which was considered in 2009, even formalized as a SoC) isn't yet a reality.

c compiling was messed up on my machine. I found an issue on pyenv that said to run xcode-select --install which installed something and then compling worked again.

This fixed an initial issue with vimproc not being able to be built and then had cascading effects.

Hey Jarrod,

Some plugins already come with default keybindings, is there a way to add then to the | menu without configuring the plugin-configs/*.vim file by hand?

Best,
-eder

Not sure if this is the place, but it would be great feature to have a the name of the server that you're on displayed next to the directory name - would be useful in cases where you log into multiple machines (via ssh) or use different computers as part of your normal workflow.

you use q in normal mordel to auto close windows,but tagbar and vimfiler will be auto close if there is only one windows.so I think if there is only two windows file buffer and vimfiler buffer,the normal q should be disabled.

What are your thoughts on this....

I was looking at some tabular data in Vim today (MySQL output from the Vim executor plugin)... I had two rows highlighted and... actually.... check out the screenshot...

I've got the vim pane on the right which is in the way of me being able to see the last column of my output - so I wanted to use the arrow keys to decrease the size of the right pane so that I could see all of the data in the left pane. What I discovered was that the arrow keys are not mapped in visual mode... so my question is.... how do you feel about mapping the arrow keys to be the same in visual as in normal mode?

P.S. I think the whole "picture is worth 1000 words" deal... if there was any doubt about the truth in that statement it was just proven here... that would have sucked to paint a word picture to explain.

Jarrod,

I tried to add tex/latex snippets to UltiSnips creating a tex.snippets file with no success. Do you have any suggestions or guidances on how to do that?

Best,
-eder

Any thoughts on why this would happen?

All that Jedi crap pops in after pressing the , after the "projects.json" and has to be manually deleted

I had a thought and I wanted to run it by you...

What would you think about creating a github organization with some adorable startup sounding name (like kudly or sporf) and putting the dotfiles in that organization - then ripping all of the python specific stuff out of the dotfiles and putting it in a different repo under that same organization that can be pulled into the custom-configs directory, and rip out all of the javascript stuff and rip out all of the... whatever, elm?

I have some other thoughts too... but they're a big more... grandiose... but here they are anyway... currently, the setup process (on a mac) for a new machine is something like

1. install homebrew
2. install git
3. clone the dotfiles into the home directory
4. run the install script
5. run the symlink script

What if it could be something like:

1. install homebrew
2. brew install sporf
3. sporf setup zsh python javascript haskell

That would pull down the core dotfiles, setup the symlinks, grab all of the custom-config repos needed for the additional stuff specified and set those up as well.

See, grandiose.

Not sure if it matters too much, but the install script bypasses homebrewed zsh.

I installed SunPy on my mac (OSX El Capitan version 10.11.5) using > conda install sunpy, and it seems to have reset my path. For instance, the first error after typing > vi test.py gives "ImportError: no module named UltiSnips". Do you know if there is a way to fix this?

In the default tmux config, tmux 2.0 seems to not like these directives:

https://github.com/JarrodCTaylor/dotfiles/blob/master/mac-tmux/themes/default.tmux#L37-L39

I finally got a new machine so I'm on Mac OS now... I'm getting an error... is this something that you've already encountered?

when opening vim

Error detected while processing function ProcessList[5]..AddBundle:
line    1:
E121: Undefined variable: vim
E116: Invalid arguments for function plug#
E121: Undefined variable: jarrodctaylor
E116: Invalid arguments for function plug#
Press ENTER or type command to continue

There isn't a good way to do this with the current dein script in vimrc. — only way is to delete the files from vim/plugin-configs in cloned copy which feels dirty.

/cc @laurelfarris

Add stuff to the readme about opening the help in VIM

For some reason the script in OSX/install-packages.sh did not install dein for me (even though it appears it should). I had to install it myself.

neobundle.vim changed how plugins are specified and it doesn't seem to work well here.

Shougo/neobundle.vim@fd15e35

Apparently GREP_OPTIONS is being deprecated and throwing like 3 errors when running any command inside of a git reposity.

Problematic line:
https://github.com/JarrodCTaylor/dotfiles/blob/master/zsh/zshrc#L110

Not sure if this is the "right" thing to do, but I found this temporary hack somewhere on the internet. I had to change the path to where my grep was (the example online said to put it in /usr/bin/grep which didn't work for me.

alias grep="/bin/grep $GREP_OPTIONS"
unset GREP_OPTIONS

Hi Jarrod!

Just wanted to say that I enjoy these dotfiles quite a bit, they are definitely improving my CLI experience!

I was just put off by one thing: in Vim in normal mode, the arrow keys are mapped by default to resize windows, where the regular vim default is to use them to navigate.

I just added some overrides in my custom config extensions, but I would recommend to provide an easy way for user to get access to the navigation keys upon install, maybe in the readme?

Best,

~Jules Testard

After installing this stack, with some minor custom config I was experiencing this issue.
After any attempt to copy with y in vim, pasting it back would fail.

This issue seems related

The workaround I've gone with was installing 'reattach-to-user-namespace' per this comment on above thread

iTerm2 Build 3.0.10
tmux v2.3
vim v8

I have tmux 2.3_3 via Homebrew installed. The current key bindings for visual section and yank do not work for me on OS 10.12.3.

Replacing lines 33-35 in mac-tmux/tmux.conf

bind-key -Tcopy-mode-vi 'v' send -X begin-selection
bind-key -Tcopy-mode-vi 'y' send -X copy-pipe "reattach-to-user-namespace pbcopy"
bind-key -Tcopy-mode-vi 'Escape' send -X cancel

makes them work again.

References:
tmux/tmux#592
tmux/tmux@76d6d36

ranger instead of vimfiler
fzf instead of unite