Hi there,

I didn't like how the current highlighting for shell scripts behaved in
certain situations, so I wrote my own syntax file. It supports
POSIX-compliant (POSIX.1-2008) shell scripts and Bash (4.2.10).

It's designed to be more syntax-driven than the current one (e.g. it
does not highlight every keyword it finds as a command name - only
those that are actual command names). As a side effect, it can catch
many invalid constructs and highlight them as errors.

I encourage all of you that do some shell scripting to try it out
and see if you like it. Comments and suggestions are welcome. Enjoy! :)

I also include the colorscheme that I use ("radek.vim") - it's intended
mostly for GUI version.

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