If you edit a file and vim does not recognize its syntax correctly or not at all you can set its syntax manually with :set syntax=[SYNTAX] Do you want to know which syntax your vim installation understands you can list all with this find: find /usr/share/vim/*/syntax -name “*\.vim”. This is also the place where to [...]
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- San: Nice article! :-)
- Pine Cupboard: IE8 has some bugs too although it is more stable than IE7 and IE6::,
- zjhong: very nice!
- MySchizoBuddy: Can you add this to flow3 issue tracker so it can be part of the documentation.
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- Aaron: Neat! This method does require GNU readlink, rather than BSD readlink, which is a problem for Mac users and BSD hippies.
- Ulf Martinshorn: Genau das hatte ich gesucht! Dank!