2009/9/25 A. S. Budden <[email protected]> > You don't have to use my colour scheme, but you will have to modify > the colour scheme to add the extra highlight groups. A very simple > way of doing this would be to add the following lines to the end of > desert.vim (it's probably better to copy it to your vimfiles/colors > directory):
> hi link ClassName Statement > 2. > I can not find types_c.vim in my directory.I guess the file should not been > created. > So How can I create this file. > This file should have been created by :UpdateTypesFile - the fact it's > not there is rather strange. How are your projects structured? Are > all the files in one directory or are they in a number of > subdirectories. If the latter, make sure you :cd to the bottom level > directory of the project and use :UpdateTypesFile! (note the > exclamation mark) to run recursively and include subdirectories. > Perhaps you could run the following and let me know the output: > :redir @+> > :call UpdateTypesFile(1,0) > :redir END > (this will redirect the output into the system clipboard, so you can > then paste it into an email). > 3.I have not tried yet. > Please let me know how you get on with the above. Thank for your reply. I am so happy that the plugin have worked OK! It is a very good plugin. The tags file it created run faster than my tags file. I add the "hi link" and run the command UpdateTypeFile!. So it can work. It is my mistake do not prepare the color scheme. And the out of the commands: > :redir @+> > :call UpdateTypesFile(1,0) > :redir END is : python "D:\Stone\software\install\job_tools\Vim\vimfiles\mktypes.py" --ctags-dir="C:\WINDOWS\system32" -r 'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Using compiled mktypes Generating Tags Generating types_c.vim Generating types_java.vim No tags found Generating types_pl.vim No tags found Generating types_py.vim No tags found Generating types_ruby.vim No tags found Generating types_vhdl.vim No tags found Generating types_php.vim No tags found 'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command,^...@operable program or batch fil...@^@Using compiled mktyp...@generating ta...@generating types_c.v...@generating types_java.v...@no tags fou...@generating types_pl.v...@no tags fou...@generating types_py.v...@no tags fou...@generating types_ruby.v...@no tags fou...@generating types_vhdl.v...@no tags fou...@generating types_php.v...@no tags found^@ Messages maintainer: Bram Moolenaar <[email protected]> "SensorBoardApp\BoardCmd\SensorBoard_CtrlCmd.c" 1733L, 70975C "MainBoardApp\BoardCmd\MainBoard_CtrlCmd.c" 2307L, 94594C D:\Stone\Projects\Software_Draft_0.1 'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command,^...@operable program or batch fil...@^@Using compiled mktyp...@generating ta...@generating types_c.v...@generating types_java.v...@no tags fou...@generating types_pl.v...@no tags fou...@generating types_py.v...@no tags fou...@generating types_ruby.v...@no tags fou...@generating types_vhdl.v...@no tags fou...@generating types_php.v...@no tags found So, thank you again. For your good skills in vim and your good patience. PS: One question. When I add or modify my define such as MACRO. Should I need run the UpdateTypeFile! again? Do you have good way to run the command auto or timely? And do your plugin used cscope? -- --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
