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Sep 28, 2011, 2:29 PM
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Re: syntax highlighting in templates (vi) HowTo
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>> > For those of you who use VI and find that extension-less files such as
>> > interchange templates and variables don't activate syntax highlighting, here
>> > is the trick hinted to me by Peter Ajamian (who I don't want to imply uses
>> > VI himself).
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>> > Within the first five lines of the file, put:
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>> > [comment]
>> > // vim: filetype=html
>> > [/comment]
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>> Thanks Paul. Has anyone found a way to deal with the weird vim
>> highlighting that takes place with (I think) these characters:
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>> - Grant
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> You're referring that which is produced like in the query or perl tag... foo < bar?
Exactly, yes.
> I think I sometimes put [comment]>[/comment] after any tags that have that in there, as needed. Or was it <!-- > -->. One of those helps a little.
Got it, thank you.
- Grant
> It would be nice if you can set vi to sense [perl] and switch to perl highlighting, and revert upon [/perl], etc.
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