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Vim Options

Vim Options at Mac App Store analyse

Daniel Lazarenko
8,382 ratings · Power index: 552
Version 1.1
Size 1.94 Mb
Updated 8 years ago
Released 16 Sep 2014

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Description

Vim Options is a graphical tool to edit Vim options inside a file like ".vimrc". Options are defined using "set" command of the Vim script language. Each option can be added, removed, modified using a dedicated user interface. Option "Help" button shows the documentation of a particular option. Vim is a well-known text editor. Its highly configurable and even supports a scripting language that can be used to tweak editor behaviour, write macros, script and plugins. The main configuration script file is usually placed at "$HOME/.vimrc". This vim config file has some options tweaking as well as some globally useful functions and key mappings. All the vim settings in the application are grouped in categories according to the official documentation. You can see all the settings, or filter only your own Vim config settings, as well as filter by a custom search criteria that matches Vim option names and descriptions. If you want to adjust your Vim config file, the app will generate a dedicated section with customised variables keeping your existing configuration.

Estimates

Monthly Downloads > 12.14k
Est. Revenue ~ $4.97k

Availability

Devices

MacDesktop

Pricing by country

Country Price
Canada 0.99 CAD
China 8 CNY
France 0.99 EUR
Germany 0.99 EUR
Italy 0.99 EUR
Netherlands 0.99 EUR
Portugal 0.99 EUR
Spain 0.99 EUR
Poland 1.09 EUR
UK 0.99 GBP
India 99 INR
Japan 150 JPY
Korea, Republic Of 1100 KRW
Poland 4.99 PLN
Russia 99 RUB
Turkey 39.99 TRY
USA 0.99 USD
Korea, Republic Of 1.09 USD
Ukraine 0.99 USD

Ok for figuring out options, but not awesome

richardsugg · 11 years ago

It hung up on Mavericks trying to parse an existing config that only had the line “set nocompatible” in it, though it was able to open an options file that it had written out itself. It does have a helpful search bar so you can, for example, search for “status” and see the option for setting the status line. You’ll still have to know what to put in, but there’s a helpful “?” that takes you right to the documentation for that option. Other settings that have discrete options have a drop down, which is nice. Would be nice if it would read in my existing vimrc, but it’s still not bad.