On 06/02/09 07:53, 듀르 wrote:
> I loaded a file in which some vim-scripts are and I did ':setlocal
> filetype=vim' then I saw beautiful syntax-highlighting. :)
> but win32-gvim didn't keep it up. I did ':bnext' and ':bprevious'
> several times and i found that win32-gvim didn't keep syntax-
> highlighting up. win32-gvim just regards the filename not filetype
> (option value) when it's doing :bnext and :bprevious.
Check whether your vimrc includes either
runtime vimrc_example.vim
(or "source $VIMRUNTIME/vimrc_example.vim", without the quotes, which
amounts to the same thing), or at least
syntax on
; to the latter I recommend to add
filetype plugin on
or, depending on your indenting preferences,
filetype plugin indent on
Also, check that each of your scripts has either the .vim extension or
one of the names vimrc .vimrc _vimrc gvimrc .gvimrc _gvimrc .exrc _exrc
With the above, any file which Vim knows how to highlight will be
highlighted.
Best regards,
Tony.
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