vim-config

my configuration for vim/nvim. uses soft linking and git submodules.

instructions

• Clone this repository to your dotfiles folder.
• Run git submodule update --init in the local repository.
• If on *nix: run GNU stow. That's it. You're done.
• Otherwise (or if that doesn't work), add a soft link to the .vimrc file:

	Vim	Neovim
*nix	~/.vimrc	~/.config/nvim/init.vim
Windows	$HOME/_vimrc	%LOCALAPPDATA%\nvim\init.vim

• Then add a soft link to the .vim directory. Note that on Windows, you must use a directory symlink.

	Vim	Neovim
*nix	~/.vim	~/.local/share/nvim/site
Windows	$HOME/vimfiles	%LOCALAPPDATA%\nvim\site

• If on a Windows platform with $HOME set to an undesirable location, try creating environment variables (both User and System levels) with the name HOME and the value %USERPROFILE%. If this doesn't work, or your environment variables get changed on reboot, or something else terrible is happening, append the contents of sys_vimrc_append to the system _vimrc file (typically located at $VIM/_vimrc).
• If you are on Windows and plan to use the vimtex package, ensure you have set up latexmk correctly and that SumatraPDF is on your system PATH.