Major refactoring for version 2.0

vim-plug has been removed and replaced with Vims internal bundle
mechanism. But I already noticed, that there is also GLVM now and
started trying that as well.

1 files changed, 29 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/gvimrc b/gvimrc
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+" ======================================================================================================================
+" GUI_DEFAULTS:
+" We want to have a minimal UI
+" ======================================================================================================================
+
+if has("gui_running")
+  set guicursor=a:block-blinkon100
+  set browsedir=buffer
+  set toolbar+=text
+  set guiheadroom=0
+  set guioptions+=eig
+  set guioptions-=T   | " toolbar
+  set guioptions+=c   | " use console dialogues instead of popups
+  set guioptions+=a   | " auto select: copy&paste using middle click
+  set guioptions+=m   | " remove menu
+  set guioptions-=e   | " do not display tabs
+  set guioptions-=L   | " do not show left scrollbar
+  set guioptions-=r   | " do not show right scrollbar
+  set winaltkeys=menu | " behave like other windows: ALT-key can be used to open the menu (and cannot be :remaped)
+  " set selectmode=mouse,key,cmd  | " enters vim's select mode when pressing shift-left or shift-END
+  " set keymodel=startsel,stopsel | " makes shift-left, shift-right available for selecting text
+
+  " its possible to define alternative fonts (order matters), but we will
+  " use the systems default font and cofigure that if necessary
+  set guifont=Monospace\ 10
+
+  " like in the terminal: use Ctrl-shift-v for paste in vim's command editor
+  cnoremap <c-s-v> <c-r>*
+endif