A solution bank for division 2 problems on codeforces, and dotfiles for the text editor and terminal I use.
This repo is mainly to help sync my work across machines.
Opened by entering vs from command line. Also showing NERDtree vim plugin.
Suitable for viewing side by side with problem statement. Opened by entering vv from command line.
Install cygwin (https://cygwin.com/install.html) and select the following packages to install:
gcc-core
gcc-g++
gdb
git
make
vim
This is necessary for editing, compiling and running c++ code. Other packages like tree and python39 are recommended.
Append the contentes of my dotfiles into yours.
Alternatively, create a symbolic link of the provided dotfiles (.bashrc, .minttyrc, .vimrc) into your $HOME directory.
ln -sr codeforces/.vim $HOME/.vim
ln -s codeforces/.vimrc $HOME/.vimrc
ln -s codeforces/.vimrc $HOME/.bashrc
ln -s codeforces/.vimrc $HOME/.minttyrc
Reopen terminal and commmands such as ebrc, evrc to edit .bashrc and .vimrc should work.
Despite the untradeable snappiness of terminal vim, the default looks that ships off with cygwin with are terrible. I used plugins to add some life to this.
Follow the instructions on https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug to install the minimalist plugin manager.
This allows plugins listed inside my .vimrc to work, including plugins for the monokai theme, coloured status bar, and snippets.