Chapter 9: Vi IMproved

Use VimCFG
Wether to enable a custom Vim Configuaration,
managed by BashStyle-NG
Jump back to last position
When exiting a file, remember the cursor position
and go there when the same file is opened again
Enable Filetype Indention
Load Indention rules according to the detected filetype
Display (partial) command
Display (parts) of Vim Commands which you currently
typing in the command line
Hilight matching brackets
Hilight brackets when they are closed. eg.: Vim will
hilight the ( if the ) has been typed in
Enable syntax hilighting
Hilight special words or syntaxes in different colors
rule depends on the detected filetype
Bash has dark background
Set wether your terminal has a bright or a dark background
Vim will then change the syntax hilighting colors accordingly
to what king of background your terminal has, for better readability
Match caseinsensitively
When doing searches, don't care about upper and lower case
Match case smartly
Do smart case matching while searching
Enable incremental search
Do incremental searches. This means if you search for "setup" it will immediately jump
to what you type: "s" then "se" then "set" then "setu" then "setup", instead of waiting for the full word
Highlight matches
Wether to highlight search results or not
Display line numbers
Wether to display linen umbers at the left
Autosave files
Wether to autosave before executing commands like :next or :exit
Highlight current line
Wether to highlight the current line by underlining it, or not
Display the ruler
Wether to display a ruler a the bottom, which displays informations
In BS_NGs Setup this are: filename [filetype] column current-line/all-lines percent-of-lines%
Choose a colorscheme
Choose a different color scheme. Set to "default" for using the system-wide default, or fallback
Rulerformat
Here you can change the content of the ruler.
Default is %45(%t\ %y\ %c\ %l\/%L\ %p%%%)
%t - is the filename without path
%y - is the filetype
%c - is the number of current column
%l - is the number of current line
%L - is the total number of lines
%p - is the percentage of file
Where are much more - see VIM-Doc.