ViM syntax file?

pjot · Post by **pjot** » Mon Aug 16, 2004 2:57 pm

Well, I renamed the 'newlisp.vim' file to 'lisp.vim' and indeed, now it's ok.

This seems to be the only way then? While if I state ":set syntax=newlisp" with the old file name newlisp.vim, then the ecalamation marks are not highlighted (e.g. '!' and '!='). Also changes in 'filetype.vim' did not change this situation. Maybe the original 'lisp.vim' is conflicting with 'newlisp.vim'?

But anyway, it works now, thanx.

Lutz · Post by **Lutz** » Mon Aug 16, 2004 3:38 pm

Excalibor posted a .vimrc a while ago to tweak this stuff, but I also never got it working with newlisp.vim and also had to rename it to lisp.vim. I guess it depends on the Vim version (there are about a million out there) and other local settings and IANAVE :-) .

Lutz

pjot · Post by **pjot** » Fri Aug 20, 2004 11:13 pm

Hi Lutz,

Hacking with the memory stuff and crashes, I noticed that the 3 hacking commands are not recognized either (e.g. 'dump', 'address' and 'cpymem'). I'm not sure if it's a good idea to put them in the syntax file, but maybe you give it a thought?

Peter

Lutz · Post by **Lutz** » Fri Aug 20, 2004 11:35 pm

I should probably put them in the syntax file. It may alert users, if they use these words that they are used elsewhere.

Lutz