Looks like it is hard-coded. No matter what I try, VIM does recognize *.lib as
a cobol file.
I have deleted the occurrence of cobol and .lib in the filetype.vim file. But
of no use.
In fact there is no occurrence of "cobol" in any of my runtime files.
The irritating thing is the search pattern, regular expression change.
You can try hitting "*" on a word with underscore character ("_") on a file
with .lib extension,
you will see that it considers underscore ("_") as a distinct (non-word)
character.
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To: Kunapuli, Udaykumar
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Subject: Re: VIM help for normal text files with extension .lib (on UNIX)
"Kunapuli, Udaykumar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 写于 2006-10-16 14:37:33:
> Hi,
>
> I tried editing the filetype.vim in the runtime directory and
> commenting the portion with the .lib extension. But it didn't work.
>
Are you sure you had done it right? I removed the "*.lib" and it works.
this is the filetype.vim around 440 (after the "*.lib" removed)
" Cobol
au BufNewFile,BufRead *.cbl,*.cob setf cobol
IMO, the "*.lib" is a common extension which should not be treated as cobol
file. So just remove the relationship here.
