On 26/08/11 17:23, Donald Allen wrote:
I am attempting to edit Scheme code with vim. I've always done this with
emacs, but in the last year or so, I've become a convert to vi-style
editing. But, obviously, parenthesis matching is a key issue when
editing Lisp or Scheme
and I am pretty frustrated by the vim paren-matcher's finding parens
inside strings. I simply want it to ignore anything inside a string and
have spent more than enough time picking through the documentation for %
and for the matchit plugin and have not been able to find a way to get
the simple behavior I want.
For example, positioning the cursor on the opening paren of this line:
(hash-table-set! the-table "SETUP,create,original" ");")
highlights the close-paren inside ");".
That's not from the matchit plugin, it's from the matchparen plugin. If
you hit the % key repeatedly, the cursor ought to alternate between the
( you were on and its _true_ ) match (if you have installed matchit,
which is not the default).
To disable the matchparen highlight completely, you can use
:NoMatchParen
at any time (reverse it by
:DoMatchParen
), or you can use
:let loaded_matchparen = 1
in your vimrc (but if you do it that way, IIUC you can't enable it back).
I am running vim 7.3.285 on a Slackware 13.37 64-bit system. I built vim
from source. cpoptions=aABceFs.
Any help will be appreciated.
/Don Allen
Best regards,
Tony.
--
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coming up it.
-- Henry Allen
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