2009/10/13 Alexander Kutka:
>
> > Did you execute :syntax enable ?
> Yes, didn't help :(
>
> > Could you post your .vimrc and the output of :scriptnames ?
>
> a) my .vimrc :
Your vimrc is severely b0rked.
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'runtimepath' should definitely never have only one directory in it.
If nothing else, this line breaks $HOME/.vim, $VIM/after, and
$HOME/.vim/after.
> set runtimepath=/usr/share/vim/vim72
a) This has an "if" and "else" clause that are identical, and b) the
whole if should be unnecessary on nearly any modern linux system, at
least one running vim72.
> if &term =~ "xterm-color"
> if has("terminfo")
> set t_Co=8
> set t_Sf=
> et t_Sb=
> lse
> set t_Co=8
> set t_Sf=
> et t_Sb=
> ndif
> endif
These things are fine...
> set number
> set title
> set background=dark
You only need one of these lines. Probably best to just stick with
"syntax on", but either way, you only need one or the other, since one
implies the other.
> syntax on
> syntax enable
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But I'd be willing to bet that removing your override of 'runtimepath'
fixes things for you.
~Matt
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