When continuous compiling on write, the quickfix window can be tedious
when it pops up every time containing errors that will be resolved in
the future or ignored.
Fix this by closing it as soon as the cursor is moved.
Fix the issue that the vim config would always be reloaded on save
(jumping to the BOF; another TODO) even in non `*.vim` buffers, after a
vim file was opened once in the session.
Fix this by defining the autocmd only local to the current buffer.
See also :help autocmd-buflocal
Since
a98457e66b ("vim:autocmd: Adjust colorcolumn with &textwidth")
or correctly sine
fc0969abba ("vim: Drop textwidth autocmd for native way")
it is not necessary to add the `textwidth` manually to `colorcolumn`.
The colorcolumns are now also placed *behind* textwidth.
Disable gutentags as it seems to regenerate the entire tags file when
editing git-commits, leading to a delay when exiting and a message from
git:
"Waiting for your editor to close the file..."
And load vimtex automatically. I discarded the autocommand as vimtex
only loads a small ftdetect script for tex and the rest of the plugin is
made up of ftplugins, indent files, etc. by itself.
The overhead of the autocmd feels bigger than just loading the small
component and letting vim doing the rest.
(But this is in now way tested/benchmarked. That is just how I feel and
it makes it a tad cleaner)
Instead of only sourcing the vim config when vimrc or $MYVIMRC (xdg.vim)
is edited, reload always when saving a vim file.
This is a test. But I think it makes sense since I never edit a vim file
that is not sourced by my config in any way. Thus reloading should be
always appropriate.
