Configuration

The configuration of Vimprobable

Compile time configuration

The configuration of Vimprobable can be changed before compiling by altering settings in the include-files.

The most important settings are to be found in the following files:

• config.h
• keymap.h

Per user configuration

There are a few files that can be edited to change the behaviour of Vimprobable.

When Vimprobable starts it tries to find the file $HOME/.config/vimprobable/vimprobablerc.

If this file exists, Vimprobable will read and parse it at startup.

The vimprobablerc file consists of a series of configuration options, one per line. Blank lines and lines starting with a colon (:) are seen as comments and will be ignored.

Settings and Mappings

vimprobablerc can have settings and mappings.

• set is used to alter a default setting.
• map is used to alter a default key-binding

See the vimprobablerc man page for an extensive list on the format of the $HOME/.config/vimprobable/vimprobablerc file. Also this manpage contains an extensive list of configuration possibilities.

Other configuration options

The following files can be used to change the tune Vimprobable to the users needs and desires.

• $HOME/.config/vimprobable/vimprobablerc
• $HOME/.config/vimprobable/style.css