Peter Hodge wrote:
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Hello,
As well as completing words, it would be very helpful if you wrote a syntax
file for your language. If your users see things in color, they can be sure
they have typed the commands correctly, but if the text is *not* colored, then
...or if it is highlighted as Error (by default, white on red)...
they will know they've got something wrong.
Something else you may want to consider - Map <F5> to call a perl script which
examines the line under the cursor and prints a message explaining what needs
to be typed next.
regards,
Peter
Vim can interface with perl, python, ruby, tcl and/or mzscheme but only if the
corresponding interface is compiled-in and if the necessary libraries are
present (and can be found) at both compile-time and runtime. "Plain" vimscript
is usually enough to program anything that Vim can do.
Best regards,
Tony.
