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Making your VIM like Netbeans for editing Python, PHP, HTML, JS and etc. It's support with Autocomplete, Check syntax error, Python debugger and many else.

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VIM-Netbeans
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use VIM as great as Netbeans for editing PHP, Python, JS, HTML, XML and many else filetype.

This have several great feature :

- Supported with NodeJS, Stylus, Less and many CSS/Javascript engine, template, parser 
- Integrated with JavascriptLint for auto-checking syntax 
- Have great Python checking and fast shortcut like `Shift - e` for execute current files
- Use Vundle for managing plugins
- `F8` for Browser files and Tags
- Check .vimrc to see many feature and goodies bag

This VIM is inspired by many great developers that share their custom VIM configuration.

Installing
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Go to your Command / Terminal :

cd ~/
    git clone https://github.com/yodiaditya/vim-netbeans.git 
    ln -s ~/vim-netbeans/.vimrc ~/.vimrc
    ln -s ~/vim-netbeans/.vim ~/.vim
    git clone http://github.com/gmarik/vundle.git ~/.vim/bundle/vundle
    vim ~/.vimrc

When opening .vimrc, do ":BundleInstall" to install all package and exit by :wq.

rm -rf ~/.vim/bundle/snipmate.vim/snippets

Change your TAB behaviour between PyDiction and Snipmate by follow this link :

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1687252/with-vim-use-both-snipmate-and-pydiction-together-share-the-tab-key

But i prefer using CTRL+Space as Snipmate Completion. Here a how to make it :

`vim ~/.vim/bundle/snipmate.vim/after/plugin/snipMate.vim`

Edit start from line 15 :

"ino <silent> <tab> <c-r>=TriggerSnippet()<cr>
    "snor <silent> <tab> <esc>i<right><c-r>=TriggerSnippet()<cr>
    ino <silent> <C-Space> <c-r>=TriggerSnippet()<cr>
    snor <silent> <C-Space> <esc>i<right><c-r>=TriggerSnippet()<CR>

Dependencies
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After do installing, you should go to VIM and do :BundleInstall. I use Vundle here which i use pathogen in the past development.

I use nodejs-snipmate and snipmate-snippets. To preventing crash between default snippets in Snipmate and others,

delete ~/.vim/bundle/snipmate.vim/snippets.

### A. Python Debugger like pyflakes, pylint and pep8

For installing Python debugger using PIP :

sudo apt-get install python-pip
    sudo pip install git+git://github.com/kevinw/pyflakes.git
    sudo pip install pylint
    sudo pip install pep8

Read .vimrc for magic keys and guide.

### B. Ctags

If you using Ubuntu, then can do this command :

`sudo apt-get install exuberant-ctags`

### C. JavascriptLint

This is powerfull Javascript syntax checker with quickfix.

Configuration for jsl.conf located in ~/.vim/jsl.conf.

Tips: You can change warning into '-ambiguous_newline' for disable newline checking (Jquery).

For *.js file, auto-checker work automatically after saving file.

For another filetype ( .php, .py, .rb, etc), you can press SHIFT+j for Javascript checker.

### C. Installing JSLint, Gjslint, JSHint

See my blog post here for installation :

[Installing JSlint, Jshint, Gjslint, Cssbeauty and many else](http://www.yodi.me/2011/09/20/top-javascript-checker-tools-that-must-used-by-front-end-developer/)

### E. Colorscheme

This VIM using Mustang as Colorscheme. If you use Yakuake for running VIM, then you should change your Yakuke for running 256-colors.

Usage
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For using this custom VIM, here are some clue :

1. Use Backspace as PageUp & Space as PageDown in normal mode
2. Use tab (insert mode) for autocomplete Python using PyDiction
3. Autocomplete every you type. Also you can use CTRL + Space for Snipmate Autocompletion
4. Move to another tab / buffer using CTRL+Arrow
5. Using NERDTree by :NERDTree or editing .vimrc to enable NERDTree automatically.
6. Using `F2` or <leader> t for FuzzFinder in Full Path or <leader>b for open Buffers 
7. Press `F8` for enabling NERDTRee and Tagbar (Love it!) 
8. Use ``<leader> space` for MRU
9. Use `Shift+e` for execute Python code 
10. Use `Shift+n` for execute NodeJS code 
11. Use `Shift+j` for checking javascript syntax in current file 
12. Also check many goodies bag in .vimrc

Author
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I'm using VIM and Netbeans for building many application on PHP, Javascript, NodeJS, Ruby and Python

I have a lot of blog which contains many information. You can check here :

- https://yodiw.com - Programming blog

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