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To help with this, it is useful to move the vimrc into the vimfiles directory so that it can be synchronised at the same time as the various plugins. Move your .vimrc or _vimrc into the vimfiles directory and rename it to vimrc. Do the same with .gvimrc if you have one. Create a new .vimrc (or _vimrc) in an appropriate place (e.g. the home directory on Linux or the "vim" directory in Windows) containing the following: " Load the first file named 'vimrc' found in runtimepath runtime vimrc As a very brief (and possibly unnecessary) example of use, some useful subversion commands follow:

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  • To help with this, it is useful to move the vimrc into the vimfiles directory so that it can be synchronised at the same time as the various plugins. Move your .vimrc or _vimrc into the vimfiles directory and rename it to vimrc. Do the same with .gvimrc if you have one. Create a new .vimrc (or _vimrc) in an appropriate place (e.g. the home directory on Linux or the "vim" directory in Windows) containing the following: " Load the first file named 'vimrc' found in runtimepath runtime vimrc As a very brief (and possibly unnecessary) example of use, some useful subversion commands follow:
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  • To help with this, it is useful to move the vimrc into the vimfiles directory so that it can be synchronised at the same time as the various plugins. Move your .vimrc or _vimrc into the vimfiles directory and rename it to vimrc. Do the same with .gvimrc if you have one. Create a new .vimrc (or _vimrc) in an appropriate place (e.g. the home directory on Linux or the "vim" directory in Windows) containing the following: " Load the first file named 'vimrc' found in runtimepath runtime vimrc If you use gvimrc, use a similar format with "vimrc" replaced with "gvimrc". You may also want to keep a reference copy in the subversion repository so that you can access it when checking out a new 'working copy'. As a very brief (and possibly unnecessary) example of use, some useful subversion commands follow: # Change to the .vim directory cd ~/.vim # Import into subversion (assumes that the vimrc modifications have been done) svn import -m "Initial import" svn://localhost/trunk/configuration/vim/vimfiles # Remove the static version cd ~ mv .vim dotvimbackup # Checkout a working copy, renaming it to .vim to suit the Linux version svn co svn://localhost/trunk/configuration/vim/vimfiles .vim
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