created by

Tyler Cipriani

script type

utility

description

"Literate" Vimrc is more than a bit of a misnomer. It, unlike Donald Knuth's vision of Literate Programming, does not support a loosely coupled web of macros -- instead it just lets you write a file in Markdown that has codeblocks (as defined by v0.27 of the CommonMark spec) containing Vimscript as your `~/.vimrc` file. https://github.com/thcipriani/literate-vimrc

install details

1. Add autoload/literatevimrc.vim to your autoload directory 2. Move your ~/.vimrc file to ~/.vimrc.md and surround the actual contents in codeblock fence delimiters (i.e., ``` or ~~~) 3. Add the line: execute literatevim#load("~/.vimrc.md") to your actual vimrc file

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
literatevimrc.tar.gz	0.0.2	2017-06-15	7.0	Tyler Cipriani	Updated README, left version alone on this one.
LiterateVimrc.tar.gz	0.0.2	2017-06-15	7.0	Tyler Cipriani	* Fix inconsistent naming (literatevim vs literatevimrc) as pointed out by NoahTheDuke on github
literatevimrc.tar.gz	0.0.1	2017-06-14	7.0	Tyler Cipriani	Initial upload

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