:5,8del | let l=split(@") | 1,4s/$/=remove(l,0)/

https://github.com/aziz/tmuxin...

git config --global init.templatedir '~/.git_template'
mkdir -p ~/.git_template/hooks



#!/bin/sh
rm -f .git/tags
ctags --tag-relative -Rf.git/tags --exclude=.git --languages=-javascript,sql

Solarized is a sixteen color palette (eight monotones, eight accent colors) designed for use with terminal and gui applications. It has several unique properties. I designed this colorscheme with both precise CIELAB lightness relationships and a refined set of hues based on fixed color wheel relationships. It has been tested extensively in real world use on color calibrated displays (as well as uncalibrated/intentionally miscalibrated displays) and in a variety of lighting conditions

" -OS-Check---------------------------------------------------------------------
function! MySys()
  if has("win32")
    return "win32"
  elseif has("mac") || has("macunix")
    return "mac"
  elseif has("unix")
    return "unix"
  else
    return "unix"
  endif
endfunction
" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

move

I spend much of my day working on other people's code. People who have uncivilized ideas about how to indent their code. (Given some of the code I've seen, I sometimes think I should be simply pleased that they bothered to indent their code at all.) Until civilization aligns and we finally have elastic tabs, I'll have to deal with different tab styles. The popular ones tend to be:

Tabs are eight columns wide. Each indentation level is one tab. (Popular with the Linux kernel.)
Tabs are four columns wide. Each indentation level is one tab. (Popular with Windows developers using Visual Studio.)
Each indentation level is four spaces. Tabs are not used. (Popular with Java programmers.)
I've seen some especially ... creative tab styles not listed above, including code indented with various innovative mixture of tabs and spaces. Out of the box, my favorite text editor (vim and its gui cousin, gvim) will default to indent using eight-column tabs, but vim can handle any (consistent) indentation style I've seen using four easy commands: tabstop, shiftwidth, expandtab, and softtabstop. (Each command listed below has links to the vim documentation for more details.)

" status line hijinks set statusline=%<%f\ %h%m%r%y \%{exists('g:loaded_fugitive')?fugitive#statusline():''} \%{exists('g:loaded_rvm')?rvm#statusline_ft_ruby():''} \%{&filetype=='perl'?'['.system($perlv).']':''} \%=%-14.(%l,%c%V%)\ %P

" .pentadactylrc - Matt Sacks

set mapleader=","

"{{{ Options
set novb
set complete=l
set defsearch=gg
set newtab=all
set urlseparator=",,"
set hintkeys='01234789'
set nostrictfocus
"}}}

"{{{ PassKeys
set passkeys+='mail\.google\.com':c/jkhnpouelxsfra#`[]z?*nrtgidIU+-=<Tab><Return>
set passkeys+='mail\.google\.com/tasks/canvas':<Tab><S-Tab><Return>
set passkeys+='google\.com/reader':jkvnpbumoaAXNOVPJK?gehtl<Return>
set passkeys+='twitter\.com':jk<Space>/.frtmn?ghrpu<Return>
set passkeys+='rememberthemilk\.com/home/p':trsjkdhyucpgfinalez1234<Return>
set passkeys+='www\.google\.com/calendar':dwmxajkcnqetp?<Del>s12345<Return>
set passkeys+='springpadit\.com/springpad':?hgmfntljk/c<Return>
set passkeys+='toodledo\.com/':?fn*aitzwjklmocdgxpsheybr123456789<Esc><Return>
set passkeys+='duckduckgo\.com/':\!lo<C-Return>jkh<Esc>\'v/rs1<Return>
"}}}

"{{{ Shortcuts
map <Leader>r :o read<CR>
map <Leader>n :o notforest<CR>
map <Leader>in :o insta<CR>
map <Leader>ib :o instab<CR>
map <Leader>il :o instalong<CR>
map <Leader>e :tabopen!
map K :o g
map <Leader>s :tabopen g
map <Leader>S :tabopen! g
map <Leader>fr :open firebug<CR>
ab leeblo extoptions LeechBlock
map <C-l> :noh<CR>
"}}}

"{{{ Navigation
nno j 5j
nno k 5k
nno <C-e> 10<C-e>
nno <C-y> 10<C-y>
cno <C-P> <Up>
cno <C-N> <Down>
cno <C-b> <Left>
cno <C-f> <Right>
ino <C-b> <Left>
ino <C-f> <Right>
ino <C-p> <Up>
ino <C-n> <Down>
map ,, <C-^>
"}}}

"{{{ Site Specific
" Don't focus on Reddit frame
autocmd LocationChange 'reddit\.com/tb/' -js buffer.focusElement(buffer.allFrames()[2]);
" Focus on the Android docs
autocmd PageLoad 'developer\.android\.com/' -js buffer.followLink(document.getElementById("doc-content"));
"}}}

" vi:filetype=vim foldmethod=marker

:help usr_12.txt