On Tuesday, November 7, 2017 at 4:08:36 PM UTC-6, Jose Caballero wrote:
>
> I would love to know if it is possible to:
>
> (1) when creating a new one, start with a template.
> Well, I actually know how to do that. So not really a question. Just
> adding it here for completeness.
> For example
>
Hi,
I didn't really know how to express it better, so I picked that
meaningless subject. Sorry about that.
Let's say, as a mental experiment, we want to write plugins -or
whatever is needed- to enhance the experience of editing a given kind
of configuration file, with a well defined extension.
On Monday, 06 November, 2017 at 19:23:32 GMT, Patrik Iselind wrote:
Even if these work they are no where close to a uniform interface. How do you
guys handle such issues, stick with the differences, remap until insane, or
something else?
I think it would be great if i could have a uniform
Hi,
> Having one plugin for all languages sound great. Is there any
> documentation on how to add a language to your plugin?
There is an embryo of documentation on the subject which I see is not up-to
date :(
If you open the files in autoload/lh/refactor/{ft}.vim, you should see plenty
Hi,
Thanks a lot for your input.
Having one plugin for all languages sound great. Is there any documentation
on how to add a language to your plugin?
I'd like Python and Go support specifically if at all possible.
Patrik
Den 7 nov 2017 04:06 skrev "Luc Hermitte" :
> Hi,
>
>
Hi,
After Testing a syntax pattern highlight in a new file without extension,
I put these lines into vimruntime\syntax\cs.vim
" Custom Class add !!
syn match csCustomClass "class\_s\+\zs\<\w\+\>"
" Custom Class add !!
hi def link csCustomClass Function
is reserved for extensions (seems to be in all modes, see :h index).
Reserved for extensions to be implemented in Vim by the development
roadmap or extensions a user of plugin developer might implement?
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