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    <p><em><strong>edit</em></strong></p> <p>Just to be clear: upon install, Vim doesn't do anything to your home directory. The <code>~/.vim</code> directory <strong>and any subdirectory</strong> are to be created by the user: it is where <em>you</em> put <em>your</em> config so <em>you</em> are in charge.</p> <p><em><strong>endedit</em></strong></p> <p>You must create those directories yourself, no matter what OS you are using. On UNIX-like systems (Linux, Mac OS X…) all your stuff is supposed to go into <code>~/.vim</code>:</p> <pre><code>$ cd $ mkdir .vim $ cd .vim </code></pre> <p>Some plugins may need to be placed into specific subdirectories:</p> <pre><code>~/.vim/autoload ~/.vim/plugin etc. </code></pre> <p>You can:</p> <ul> <li>create those directories just like you created <code>~/.vim</code> and place all the files manually</li> <li><code>$ unzip</code> the plugins right there in <code>~/.vim</code>, the necessary directories are created for you</li> <li>use some plugin manager like Pathogen or VAM or Vundle and/or a VCS…</li> </ul> <p>I'd advise you to start slow. Just install everything manually: it will help you getting more comfortable with the whole thing.</p> <p>Anyway, since you have already installed a bunch of (useless IMO, except rails) plugins you probably already know all that.</p> <p>Vim already has the necessary ftplugins, you only need to tell Vim to "activate" them by default. Add these two lines to your <code>~/.vimrc</code> (create that file if you didn't already):</p> <pre><code>filetype plugin indent on syntax on </code></pre>
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    1. COI had gone through the vimtutor and so already have a lot of stuff in my ~/.vimrc file, including what you listed (inside of conditionals to make sure they make since), and yet, I can't figure out where the ftplugins are. That's the whole point of my question. I mean, what if I want to modify one of those files? Where are they. You say they're included by default, and the help system says it's supposed to be in a directory called 'ftplugins', but I don't have that directory.
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    2. COVim has a lot of support files that you can find in `/usr/share/vim/vim7x`. That's where you can find the ftplugins for many languages, including Ruby and Python. **But you are not supposed to alter anything there.** All your custom stuff should go in `~/.vim`. An ftplugin is just a collection of commands and functions targeted at a specific filetype. If you only need one or two custom mappings for Python, there's no real need for putting them in a ftplugin: just leave them in your `~/.vimrc`.
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    3. COIf you have a lot of filetype-specific stuff in your `~/.vimrc` you should put it in an ftplugin: `~/.vim/ftplugin/python.vim`. And yes, as I wrote in the first line of my answer, you have to create that directory yourself.
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