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What are scripts?

vim online allows users to upload scripts that help enhance vim. There are many types of scripts: syntax scripts enable syntax higlighting, color scheme scripts set the theme of your vim colors, indent scripts allow for advanced indenting functionality and utility scripts can add a wide range of features from spell checking to IDE macros.

How do I install scripts?

Utility scripts need to be "sourced" from your vimrc (:help source) or in 6.0 you can just add the scripts to the plugin directory. Syntax files should be saved in the syntax directory. 6.0 supports indent scripts which should be saved in the indent directory and color scheme scripts which need to be sourced from your vimrc.

Vim Scripts (add script)

script: Middle English, from Latin scriptum, things written, a plan of action

Recent Script Updates (browse all | search)

[2024-04-19]	difffilter : Selectively compare lines as you want in diff
	(1.0) Initial upload - Rick Howe
[2024-04-17]	fancyterm.vim : Simple plugin that allows sending buffer text into an active terminal.
	(2.0.0) Since version 2.0.0 the default <C-i> bindings have been removed. Instead, the <leader> key has been used in their place. This is because I didn't realize what <C-i> was actually used for, and choose it pretty much at random. If you set `let g:fancyterm_map_keys = 0` then this change doesn't affect you - Ernest Deak
[2024-04-16]	Popcorn : You can define your own pop-up menu.
	(0.5.2) * execute nested default item * skipped items are highlighted Comment and centered - Shuhei Kubota
[2024-04-15]	vim-markdown-toc : A plugin to generate table of contents for Markdown files.
	(v1.5.0) - Compatibility improvments - Complete documentation - Ma Zhuang
[2024-04-15]	vim-serape : a bright and vivid color scheme
	(v0.3.0) add support for gVim and other elements - Jason Long

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