So I have created my own syntax highlighting file and it works well if there is only one file opened. However, if I do :split otherFile, the other buffer that gets opened does not have syntax highligh
When I open some bash script files with vim it sometimes identifies them as conf files, that\'s okay, I can just correct that by setting the 开发者_如何学JAVAfiletype to sh with :setf sh.
If I use the inline version of lstlisting as shown: \\lstinline{!$omp parallel for} the syntax highlighting in vim goes wrong, and the remainder of the latex file is coloured red as if it is all pa
I\'m looking for a .cshtml vim syntax file.Are there any projects that haven\'t made it to www开发者_如何学Python.vim.org?\":setf html\" solves the 80% part :)this guy has razor support planned, but i
Alright, this is probably a stupid question, but.... I\'ve got a file of source code in a proprietary language. I want to edit said file with VIM, instead of their crummy editor. I\'d like basic synt
I have a script that reads an HTML file and replaces occurrences of ~%foo%~ with a value set by Perl. Something like this:
I want to create a very simple vim syntax file that only highlights specific keywords I saved a file called coffee.vim in ~/.vim/syntax/
How can I configure vim to use the same syntax highlighting for Thor as it does for ruby? When I\'m editing a *.thor file, I can use :set syntax=ruby, which works, but is not permanent. Is there a way
Given a yaml file that contains html, like this: template: |+ <div>Hello, world</div> Is it possible in Vim (version 7.3.087) to highlight the html portion with html syntax highlightin
How do I do I set the syntax highlighting in Vim 7 for python? I would like to set my own colorschemes, and syntax h开发者_运维问答ighlighting for a type of code file.The command to enable syntax hig
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