Hi there,
On Oct 24, 2009, at 12:06 PM, Heming wrote:
> I'm trying to use macvim as the default editor of AMPL language, which
> has an file extension of *.mod.
> After searching online I found a syntax file (ampl.vim) to provide
> syntax highlight support to this *.mod file, since macvim doesn't
> highlight any syntax for this type of file originally.
> However, could some one give me some instructions on how to install
> this ampl.vim script. I tried a whole bunch of approaches I found
> online, none of them worked.
I don't know what you have tried, but the steps I follow are the next:
1.- Set the filetype with something like this in your vimrc file (I
asume all your files ending with .mod are AMPL files):
au BufRead,BufNewFile *.mod set filetype=ampl
2.- Place your syntax file, ampl.vim, inside "~/.vim/syntax/" (or the
windows equivalent).
3.- I think after that Vim will load the syntax file, but if I'm wrong
you can add the following to your vimrc file:
au! Syntax ampl source ~/.vim/syntax/ampl.vim
Hope that helps,
Israel
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