On Saturday 25 October 2008, Tony Mechelynck wrote: > On 25/10/08 04:09, Tim Johnson wrote: > > Hello: > > Using ver 7.1 on kubuntu 7.10 compiled as the "huge" version with > > GTK2-GNOME. > > I'm preparing to do a lot of mixed-syntax coding: > > I.E. html files with a mixture of html, css and javascript. > > The default plugin for vim handles this better than emacs, > > IHMO, but I'm curious of there might be another plugin that > > could be recommended. > > Thanks > > Tim > > Vim knows that HTML pages may have embedded javascript and/or CSS (and > e.g. that Vim scripts may have embedded Scheme, Perl, Python, Ruby > and/or TCL) and highlights them according to their various syntax > highlighting scripts (just check ":scriptnames" after editing an HTML > page and/or a Vim script; you'll see what I mean). I wouldn't bother > searching for additional scripts, but if you feel that CSS or Javascript > isn't highlighted the way you like them, you are of course free to > install other css.vim and/or javascript.vim scripts into ~/.vim/syntax/. Sounds like the default will be just fine then. BTW: is there a variable that defines what 'mode' I might be in in when the cursor is in a certain area. I.E. - if cursor is in some javascript code in a .html document - is there a variable that can tell me programmatically that I am "inside of" javascript, et al for css python etc. thanks tim (who tried eclipse/aptana and is going back to the "tried and true")
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