using vim as a c++11 IDE

Question

I have been setting up my development environment in Vim for a while now. Since all my projects are in C++11 I have found some plugins that made my life easier and almost as good as the days of Intellij and Java. However there are still some things missing.

The main feature I miss is the refactoring utilities (rename across project, refactor code into functions/classes, remove classes, ...). Any recommendations on how I can get such functionality in vim?

I am using the following plugins:

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gmarik/vundle
Valloric/YouCompleteMe
a.vim
wincent/Command-T
DoxygenToolkit.vim
scrooloose/nerdtree
godlygeek/tabular
tpope/vim-sensible
tpope/vim-unimpaired
tpope/vim-endwise
tpope/vim-fugitive
jeffkreeftmeijer/vim-numbertoggle
Lokaltog/vim-easymotion
rstacruz/sparkup'
Mizuchi/STL-Syntax

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If you want the full details, here is my .vimrc (feel free to contribute to it in the gist):

https://gist.github.com/MauricioCarneiro/9547864

Answer 1

In my plugins suites, you'll found:

• lh-cpp (various things dedicated to C++)
• lh-brackets (smart insertions of brackets, surrounding, ...)
• mu-template, with advanced C++ aware templates and snippets
• a local_vimrc plugin to help define projects
• BuildWrapperTools that
  • wraps calls to make,
  • provides filters to compilers outputs (to add STLfilt on the fly for instance),
  • permits to switch between debug/Release/whatever configuration (for projects under CMake) ; example here
• lh-refactor (generic refactoring suite)

On github, I also have an experimental project to wrap clang-indexer.

Answer 2

I think you will need Ultisnips, Tagbar and tcomment plugin, especially Ultisnips.

More information about configuration, please refer:https://github.com/xautjzd/dotvim