====== Tips and Tricks ======

===== Use your own config =====

  - create a file .vimpluginrc somewhere.
  - add Option ''-U /path/to/.vimpluginrc'' at vimplugins preference page

My .vimpluginrc:
<code vim>
"disable menubar and Toolbar
set go-=m
set go-=T
</code>

Other intersting things for .vimpluginrc could be colorscheme, fonts etc...

===== Open Each File in a New Tab =====

By default, vimplugin will only open one tab with an embedded instance of gvim. Double-clicking on subsequent files will open them as buffers within that original tab. To change this behavior:
  - go to **Window -> Preferences... -> General -> Editors -> File Associations**
  - click "Add..." to add a file association for the file type that you wish to edit with Vim; a C++ programmer might enter "*.cpp", for example
  - then click "Add..." in the lower window to associate a new editor with that file type
  - choose "Vim (new process)" and click "OK"
  - use the "Default" button to make this the default way of opening files

===== Disable swap file to avoid warning when reopen a file in embed mode =====

When closing file in eclipse in embed vim, vim will not delete swap file immediately, so a warning will display while reopening a file, disable swap file can avoid the warning:

  - create a file .vimpluginrc somewhere.
  - add Option ''-U /path/to/.vimpluginrc'' at vimplugins preference page

Add the following to .vimpluginrc:
<code vim>
"disable swap file
set noswf
</code>