#Supertab not working how to#

Just go to the ~/.vim/bundle directory and run git clone

NerdTree is a Vim plugin that lets you easily browse the filesystem, presenting it in a tree like structure that you can easily navigate using keyboard or mouse. Being command line-based, this process consumes time, especially when you are a system admin who works on command line most of the time. Many a times, while working with Vim, you tend to hop from one directory to another to access or open a particular file. The steps mentioned above should setup the plugin manager. Check if you have a ~/.vimrc file, in case you don not, create one with the same name, and add the following lines to it: call pathogen#infect() call pathogen#helptags().Download and copy pathogen.vim to ~/.vim/autoload.vim directory, create two other directories named autoload and bundle. Here, i'll discuss plugin management using Pathogen. There are various plugin managers available that can be used for installation and management of Vim plugins.

#Supertab not working how to#

NOTE - All the plugin installation and functionality discussed in the article has been tested on Ubuntu 13.10 Setupīefore we start discussing individual plugins, lets first discuss how to install and manage Vim plugins on your Linux box. In this article, we will discuss three such useful plugins. Just like Vim's long list of inbuilt features, the editor supports a lot of plugins, each aimed to help you in one particular way or the other. But still, sometimes, you might find yourself asking for more. It already provides so many features that it is almost impossible for a person to learn and use each of them.

Vim is one of the most popular and powerful command line text or programming editors available on Linux.