On Monday, October 15, 2012 12:03:30 PM UTC-5, tjg wrote: > > I would rather not use plugins, and anyway, ctags is most certainly overkill > for me, because I only write plain text (on Terminal Vim in my MBpro ... and > on an Android smartphone with VimTouch). > >
You're going to need a plugin of some sort here, even if you must write it yourself. Vim doesn't do syntax highlighting of any kind without one, and certainly not syntax highlighting of a configurable dictionary of words. The plugin could be a very lightweight syntax file only if you want, but you'll need one. > > Your second suggestion brings other - naïve - questions : > > - Where is the vimlog.txt file ? Must I create it ? > You created it already. You told us in your original post: > So, I create a tag file : .vim/doc/vimlog.txt, in which I have both *Inc* > and *Gmbh*. > (NB :I have verified that I have, too, .vim/doc/tags) > - Is it impossible to parse the .vim/doc/tags file for *keywords* through a > function ? > You can get all tags Vim knows about which match a regular expression using the taglist() function. Or you can use readfile() to read in the contents of a file and parse it line by line in whatever way you wish. You could also make a static syntax file with your desired keywords. Or, if your keywords are set off from normal text in some way, with special tokens or something, make a syntax file to highlight them based on the special tokens. -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
