fix(Neovim): Change custom conf location

Now the .vimrc.preconf and .vimrc.postconf are in the vimmic folder.
This allows a unified way to deal with vim / nvim along to an easy
Windows compliance. Moreover, it is in accordance with the .config
philosophy by avoiding pollution on the HOME folder.

.vimrc

@@ -17,18 +17,18 @@ let g:file_sep = (g:isWin)?'\':'/'
 " Exemples on Linux, using original vim
 " ~/
 let g:Vimmic_HOME = fnamemodify(expand('<sfile>'), ':p:h:gs').g:file_sep
-" ~/.vim/
+" ~/.vimmic/
 let g:Vimmic_BASE = fnamemodify(resolve(expand('<sfile>')), ':p:h:gs').g:file_sep
-" ~/.vim/config/
+" ~/.vimmic/config/
 let g:Vimmic_CONFIG = g:Vimmic_BASE."config".g:file_sep
-" ~/.vim/config/plugins/
+" ~/.vimmic/config/plugins/
 let g:Vimmic_CONFIG_PLUGINS = g:Vimmic_CONFIG."plugins".g:file_sep
-" ~/.vimrc.preconf
-let g:Vimmic_PRECONF  = $HOME."/.vimrc.preconf"
-" ~/.vimrc.postconf
-let g:Vimmic_POSTCONF = $HOME."/.vimrc.postconf"
-" ~/.vim/dein/repos/github.com/Shougo/dein.vim/
+" ~/.vimmic/dein/repos/github.com/Shougo/dein.vim/
 let g:Vimmic_DEIN = g:Vimmic_BASE.join(['dein','repos','github.com','Shougo','dein.vim'], g:file_sep)
+" ~/.vimmic/.vimrc.preconf
+let g:Vimmic_PRECONF  = g:Vimmic_BASE.".vimrc.preconf"
+" ~/.vimmic/.vimrc.postconf
+let g:Vimmic_POSTCONF = g:Vimmic_BASE.".vimrc.postconf"
 " Plugins blacklist
 let g:Vimmic_DISABLED = []
 " Added plugins

README.md

@@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ who is familiar with Vim.
 __CHANGELOG__
 --------------
 
-* Adding and removing plugins use a new syntax described in the help.
-* C/CPP projects now use a unified ".vimmic_config" file instead of ".syntastic_c_config" and a ".clang" (Last change impacting the user)
+* C/CPP projects now use a unified ".vimmic_config" file instead of ".syntastic_c_config" and a ".clang"
+* Change location of the custon pre/postconf files for Neovim compliance (now in the VIMMIC folder)
 
 __Install__
 -----------
@@ -34,15 +34,15 @@ Dependencies listed here are recommended but not required for all plugins:
 Quick installation script:
 
 ```bash
-DIRNAME=".vimmic"
+VIMMIC_DIR=".vimmic"
 cd ~
-git clone --recursive https://github.com/CharlesGueunet/vimmic.git "${DIRNAME}"
-ln -sf "${DIRNAME}"/.vimrc .
+git clone --recursive https://github.com/CharlesGueunet/vimmic.git "${VIMMIC_DIR}"
+ln -sf "${VIMMIC_DIR}"/.vimrc .
 ```
 
-Notice you can use whatever you want in `$DIRNAME`, as long as you do not
+Notice you can use whatever you want in `$VIMMIC_DIR`, as long as you do not
 modify the directory path afterward (as it may break the symbolic link).
-You can even put your Vim configuration inside the ".config" folder.
+You can even put your Vim configuration inside the `$HOME/.config` folder.
 
 If you want to update all plugins at once, simply run `:Update` in Vim.
 
@@ -57,7 +57,8 @@ ln -s ~/.vim $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/nvim
 ln -s ~/.vimrc $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/nvim/init.vim
 ```
 
-Note: you may need to run `:Update` afterward.
+Note: you may need to run `:Update` afterward if you have already installed the plugins
+with Vim.
 
 __How to use__
 --------------
@@ -78,7 +79,7 @@ and provide many tips and tricks!
 ### Enabling / disabling plugins
 
 As described in the *vimmic-config* help, if you want to disable / enable
-plugins, you can use the `$HOME/.vimrc.preconf` file to force our plugin
+plugins, you can use the `${VIMMIC_DIR}/.vimrc.preconf` file to force our plugin
 manager (Dein) to add / remove a plugin. More details are available in the
 sample in `extra/vimrc.preconf.sample`.
 
@@ -91,7 +92,7 @@ __Structure__
 All plugins are configured in their own files in `config/plugins/`.
 Other files do not affect them (the *.vimrc* load them)
 
-    .vimmic/               # Vimmic install directory
+    ${VIMMIC_DIR}/         # Vimmic install directory
       .vimrc               # Loads Vimmic environment, configuration and plugins
       config/
         editor.vim         # Original vim config (files, buffers, search...)
@@ -105,9 +106,9 @@ Other files do not affect them (the *.vimrc* load them)
 We also use two other files defined in the user home directory (you can see
 examples of those files in the `extra/` directory):
 
-* `$HOME/.vimrc.preconf`: tweak vimmic by adding or disabling plugins, changing
+* `${VIMMIC_DIR}/.vimrc.preconf`: tweak vimmic by adding or disabling plugins, changing
   the leader key, disabling part of the configuration...
-* `$HOME/.vimrc.postconf`: override plugins configuration, change themes, add
+* `${VIMMIC_DIR}/.vimrc.postconf`: override plugins configuration, change themes, add
   your own features...
 
 __Gallery__

doc/vimmic.txt

@@ -89,7 +89,8 @@ This is a good usage to regularly update your plugins inside the editor.
 2. Vimmic configuration 		*vimmic-config*
 
 This configuration is structured as follows:
-`Vimmic/`               	Vimmic install directory: Git directory
+
+`$VIMMIC_DIR/`          	Vimmic install directory: Git directory
     `-.vimrc`           	Load Vimmic environment, configuration and plugins
 
     `-config/`
@@ -98,16 +99,18 @@ This configuration is structured as follows:
         `+functions.vim`	Some cool functions to Update, Debug,...
         `+plugins/`     	All plugins configurations (see |vimmic-plugins|)
 
-    `-extra/`           	Example files for personalization of Vimmic
+    `-extra/`           	Example files for customizations
 
 You can customize Vimmic using two files (see the "extra/" folder):
--`$HOME/.vimrc.preconf`  : to add/remove plugins and features
--`$HOME/.vimrc.postconf` : to configure colorscheme, plugins and personal stuff
+
+`$VIMMIC_DIR/`
+    `-.vimrc.preconf`   	to add/remove plugins and features
+    `-.vimrc.postconf`  	to configure colorscheme, plugins and personal stuff
 
 2.1 Pre-configuration:~
 ----------------------
 
-The optional "$HOME/.vimrc.preconf" file helps you to add or remove plugins.
+The optional "$VIMMIC_DIR/.vimrc.preconf" file helps you to add or remove plugins.
 A sample version of this file is located under the "extra/" folder. Adding a
 new plugin from a Github repository can be done using the `g:Vimmic_ADDED`
 list:
@@ -137,11 +140,11 @@ Note: Use this file if you want to change you default leader key.
 2.2 Post-configuration:~
 -----------------------
 
-The optional "$HOME/.vimrc.postconf" file can be used to overwrite everything
-defined in Vimmic. A sample version is located under the "extra/" folder.
-This is the good place to adapt Vimmic to your needs. You can copy here all
-your usual ".vimrc" to add features and change colors. You can also overwrite
-Vimmic defined configuration.
+The optional "$VIMMIC_DIR/.vimrc.postconf" file can be used to overwrite
+everything defined in Vimmic. A sample version is located under the "extra/"
+folder. Whit this file, yo ucan adapt Vimmic to your needs. You can copy here
+all your usual ".vimrc" to add features, change colors, remap, etc. You can also
+overwrite Vimmic defined configuration.
 
 Note: To configure the plugins you have added, it is better to do it the
 Vimmic's way like explained in the next chapter |vimmic-plugins|.