Hi Tom,
3. Adding new languages
Only adding them to the snippet-DTD is not enough we also have to
provide Syntax-Highlighting for those languages which means creating
VIM-Highlight-File which knows how to highlihgt syntax
Where can one find examples for such files (e.g. the ones that are used
for Basic and the like)?
If you are running Linux you could search for:
*.vim-Files on my debian it's in: /usr/share/vim/vim64/syntax
The OOBasic(altough not perfect because derived from basic.om) file is
in the cvs and can be found here in cvs where the snippet page resides:
(www/Examples/Snippets/homepage/etc)
If you want I can send it to you offline. You can also take a look in
the document:
http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/usr_44.html
Thank you *very* much for your kind hints!
As it turns out there is a "vim.rex" supplied with vim already (just
checked it). Although it does not highlight the "Open Objet Rexx"
syntax elements, that's not a problem, as the classic Rexx highlighting
already does quite a nice job.
Regards,
---rony
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