C-support: how to integrate c-support into existing vim config

[shuwens]

Hi,
I like this project a lot. I am just wondering can I use c-support as a vim plugin and add that to my existing vim config?

[WolfgangMehner]

You can use my repository WolfgangMehner/c-support with a plug-in manager to install it. You can also download it and unpack it into your $HOME/.vim folder structure ($HOME/.vim/ftplugin, $HOME/.vim/plugin, ...).

[shuwens]

Right, I tried it (my config goes here). The problem is that the keybinding wont work out of the box, I guess I will need to do some extra work or modify some setting right? Maybe it is just a problem with my own vim config.

[WolfgangMehner]

Are you referring to all the maps/hotkeys C-Support offers? ( https://github.com/WolfgangMehner/c-support/blob/3c35bc84314548a359682082bde1b7c057fbc8a8/doc/csupport.txt#L1195 )

I see you use the comma as a mapleader in your config. You can set it for C-Support by adding this line to your .vimrc:

let g:C_MapLeader = ","

[shuwens]

@WolfgangMehner exactly what I want, thx.
One more thing, if people are using this project as the vim plugin, the Template file path will be something like ~/.vim/plugged/c-support/c-support/templates

[WolfgangMehner]

Are you referring to the examples in the README, documentation, ... ?

These path are examples for the most basic installation using the archives from https://vim.sourceforge.io/scripts/script.php?script_id=213 . But all the path that are used internally by the plug-in are determined automatically and should work in any case.