Hi Tom,
If you are running Linux you could search for:
*.vim-Files on my debian it's in: /usr/share/vim/vim64/syntax
The OOBasic(altough not perfect because derived from basic.om) file is
in the cvs and can be found here in cvs where the snippet page resides:
(www/Examples/Snippets/homepage/etc)
If you want I can send it to you offline. You can also take a look in
the document:
http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/usr_44.html
in the meantime I took the existing rexx.vim and after studying your
links for the documentation (thanks again for them) I was able to come
up with a newer version, which can highlight the object-oriented
extensions to Rexx. Did contact the original author of rexx.vim to
have him check out my version (did change some of his definitions as
well), but haven't heard back from him yet. Will wait a week or so
before submitting it to the vim-maintainers for distribution.
Anyway, in case you want to get a look at how that works out, I enclose
an ooRexx nutshell example from a student which uses the OOo spell
checker to check a word one enters via the command line.
Regards,
---rony
P.S.: For the time being the new version of rexx.vim resides at
http://wi.wu-wien.ac.at/rgf/rexx/misc/rexx.vim, so if there is a need
for updates they would get reflected in that file.
-- Example 29
-- use the SpellChecker to check a word
/* initialize connection to server, get XContext */
xContext = UNO.connect() -- connect to server and retrieve the XContext object
XMcf = xContext~getServiceManager -- retrieve XMultiComponentFactory
SAY *
SAY *** Spell Checker ***
SAY *
SAY Please enter a word:
parse pull aWord -- get word to spell check
SAY
/* create the LinguServiceManager and the SpellChecker */
mxLinguSvcMgrName =
xMcf~createInstanceWithContext(com.sun.star.linguistic2.LinguServiceManager,
xContext)
xSpellChecker = mxLinguSvcMgrName~XLinguServiceManager~getSpellChecker
/* load the required class com.sun.star.lang.Locale and set the language
to US-english */
CALL UNO.loadClass com.sun.star.lang.Locale
aLocale = .UNO~Locale~new(en, US, )
/* test the word if it is valid */
isCorrect = xSpellChecker~isValid(aWord, aLocale, .UNO~noProps)
wordCorrect =
IF isCorrect = 0 THEN wordCorrect = NOT
say The word ' || aWord || ' is || wordCorrect || correct!
/* if the word is not correct submit all alternatives */
xSpellAlternatives = xSpellChecker~spell(aWord, aLocale, .UNO~noProps)
IF xSpellAlternatives .nil THEN
DO
SAY
SAY Alternatives:
DO alternative OVER xSpellAlternatives~getAlternatives
SAY|| alternative
END
END
::requires UNO.cls-- get UNO support
Vim syntax file
Language: Rexx
Maintainer: Thomas Geulig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Last Change: 2001 May 2
Last Change: 2005 Nov 19, added some http://www.ooRexx.org-coloring,
line comments, do *over*, messages, directives,
highlighting classes, methods, routines and
requires
Rony G. Flatscher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
URL: http://mywebpage.netscape.com/sharpPeople/vim/syntax/rexx.vim
Special Thanks to Dan Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] for comments and additions
(and providing the webspace)
For version 5.x: Clear all syntax items
For version 6.x: Quit when a syntax file was already loaded
if version 600
syntax clear
elseif exists(b:current_syntax)
finish
endif
syn case ignore
---rgf, 2005-11-16: turns out, sequence is of utmost importance!
add to valid identifier chars
setlocal iskeyword+=.
setlocal iskeyword+=!
setlocal iskeyword+=?
---rgf, position important: must be before comments etc. !
syn match rexxOperator [-=|\/\\\+\*\[\],;\~]
syn match rexxIdentifier\[a-zA-Z\!\?_]\([a-zA-Z0-9._?!]\)*\
syn match rexxEnvironmentSymbol \\.\+\([a-zA-Z0-9._?!]\)*\
A Keyword is the first symbol in a clause. A clause begins at the start
of a line or after a semicolon. THEN, ELSE, OTHERWISE, and colons are always
followed by an implied semicolon.
syn match rexxClause \(^\|;\|:\|then \|else \|otherwise \)\s*\w\+ contains=ALL
Considered keywords when used together in a phrase and begin a clause
syn region rexxParseWith start=\swithms=s+1 end=\sme=e-1
syn match rexxParse contained
\parse\s*\(\(upper\|lower\|caseless\)\s*\)\=\(arg\|linein\|pull\|source\|var\|value\|version\)\
contains=rexxParseWith
syn match rexxKeyword contained \numeric \(digits\|form
\(scientific\|engineering\|value\)\|fuzz\)\
syn match rexxKeyword contained \\(address\|trace\)\( value\)\=\
syn match rexxKeyword contained \procedure\(\s*expose\)\=\
syn match rexxKeyword contained \do\\(\s*forever\)\=\
syn match rexxKeyword contained \use\\s*\arg\
Another keyword phrase, separated to aid highlighting in rexxFunction
syn match rexxKeyword contained
