Just like the topic says; is it possible to add a certain text string in the beginning of a file if I create a certain file type?
For example, if I create a random Python file with vim random.py
. Can I configure my vim to automatically add #!/usr/bin/python
at line 1?
I have a standard vim installation without any plugins or anything, I didn't even have a .vimrc in my /home so I manually created it. As you might have imagined by now, I am very new to using vim so my apologies if this is a dumb question.
I found How do I add skeleton text to new vim files? but I am not sure if that is what I am looking for, or how to do it. If it turns out that this question is a duplicate of the question linked, I will try to look it up furthermore once I get home from work.
Thanks in advance!
EDIT
Thanks for all the answers and I am sorry that this question indeed was a duplicate.
:r
, you have:put=
and many more alternatives if you don't want to maintain template-files