Christian Liesch wrote:
> The one at the office which also work with httest do use the syntax file
> as well as I do of course. It is much easier to write httest scripts
> with syntax highlighting. Furthermore it is included in the tar.gz
> package as well.
>
> I attached it for you. How is it handled if I do improvments? Just email
> the new syntax file to you?
Thanks. Yes, if you make improvements please email me the new version.
Using the HiLink command is a bit outdated. Unless you are stuck with a
very old version of Vim you can just use "hi def link".
This doesn't look right:
runtime! syntax/lua.vim
unlet b:current_syntax
syntax include @Lua syntax/lua.vim
Including lua.vim twice?
How does one recognize a httest file?
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