[julia-users] Re: Syntax Highlighting in Vim
It seems like vim thinks ; is the comment char for julia when it's actually #. Do you know how one might fix this? On Sunday, December 15, 2013 at 2:18:21 AM UTC-5, Thomas Moore wrote: I recently installed Ubuntu 12.04, and from there installed Julia through githib. Now, when I open a .jl file in Vim, it seems there's some sort of syntax highlighting which works, but it's inconsistent (words like function, print and if are coloured, but others like for and while are not.) Does anyone have any idea what's wrong here? Alternatively, I'm not really attached to any editor yet in Ubuntu, and so if there's an easier way to set up another editor with syntax highlighting, feel free to recommend it. Thanks
[julia-users] Re: Syntax Highlighting in Vim
If you are new to Vim, you might also want to consider Juno http://junolab.org/. On Sunday, December 15, 2013 at 9:18:21 AM UTC+2, Thomas Moore wrote: I recently installed Ubuntu 12.04, and from there installed Julia through githib. Now, when I open a .jl file in Vim, it seems there's some sort of syntax highlighting which works, but it's inconsistent (words like function, print and if are coloured, but others like for and while are not.) Does anyone have any idea what's wrong here? Alternatively, I'm not really attached to any editor yet in Ubuntu, and so if there's an easier way to set up another editor with syntax highlighting, feel free to recommend it. Thanks
[julia-users] Re: Syntax Highlighting in Vim
Well, just as you said, the manual method does not work since there is no .vim file in my home directory? Could you share your successful installation experience? On Friday, January 31, 2014 1:25:37 PM UTC+8, Thomas Moore wrote: I got it working now :) This is probably quite obvious to most users, but I didn't know a new VIM user needs to make a .vim file in ~/.vim, and if this doesn't exist the manual install won't work. I hope this helps someone. On Sunday, 15 December 2013 17:18:21 UTC+10, Thomas Moore wrote: I recently installed Ubuntu 12.04, and from there installed Julia through githib. Now, when I open a .jl file in Vim, it seems there's some sort of syntax highlighting which works, but it's inconsistent (words like function, print and if are coloured, but others like for and while are not.) Does anyone have any idea what's wrong here? Alternatively, I'm not really attached to any editor yet in Ubuntu, and so if there's an easier way to set up another editor with syntax highlighting, feel free to recommend it. Thanks
