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Adds "Snippets" to Vim, which allows you to quickly add pre-defined pieces of text with only a few keystrokes.
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Same plugins for every .vimrc file (vim-plug)
I have a question regarding the following situation:
I want to use a default .vimrc and a vimrc (name it .vimrc2) for a special purpose.
However, when I start vim with
vim -u ~/.vimrc2
I have the …
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