Over the years I have grown to hate things that need a lot of configuration
(by me) to work. I think my simplest solution is just to change the
extension I use for PHP classes. One quick shell script to do a
mass-rename, a change to my autoload, and ta-da!
On Thursday, October 6, 2022 at 11:30:
On Do, 06 Okt 2022, Barry Gold wrote:
> Following your suggestions, I think that this behavior is caused by the
> extension .cl
> I'm using that for PHP classes, but it looks like my current version of vim
> thinks that .cl is for "LISP" files.
>
> Maybe I can override that somehow?
You may
Following your suggestions, I think that this behavior is caused by the
extension .cl
I'm using that for PHP classes, but it looks like my current version of vim
thinks that .cl is for "LISP" files.
Maybe I can override that somehow?
On Thursday, October 6, 2022 at 12:13:57 PM UTC-7 Gary Johnso
On 2022-10-06, Barry Gold wrote:
> I have been using vim for many years, but it has lately been behaving very
> strangely. I have autoindent and autowrap set, but vim appears to ignore them
> while editing some files.
>
> Note: *some* files. The exact same vim process will work properly on some
I have been using vim for many years, but it has lately been behaving very
strangely. I have autoindent and autowrap set, but vim appears to ignore
them while editing some files.
Note: **some** files. The exact same vim process will work properly on some
files and misbehave on others.
My .v
Anton Shepelev:
> > Why don't you use regular settings for colorization of specific
> > file types? With `:filetype on' in your vimrc, colorization
> > should be set to the best use.
>
> I have tried several colorschemes and like vim-kolor the best,
> which why I should prefer to make it work rat
meine to Anton Shepelev:
> > I have a problem with the beautiful vim-kolor plugin
>
> Why don't you use regular settings for colorization of specific
> file types? With `:filetype on' in your vimrc, colorization
> should be set to the best use.
I don't have that in my vimrc, but I have filetype
On Fri, Jul 31, 2020 at 12:11:19PM +0300, Anton Shepelev wrote:
> Hello, all
>
> I have a problem with the beautiful vim-kolor plugin
Why don't you use regular settings for colorization of specific file
types? With `:filetype on' in your vimrc, colorization should be set to
the best use.
Using th
Hello, all
I have a problem with the beautiful vim-kolor plugin, and am
posting my question here because the plugin author seems to
have set up the Github project not to accept any issues:
https://github.com/zeis/vim-kolor
Maybe you can help.
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