All,
Is there a way to use a /colors/ or /syntax/ file out of some directory
other than $VIMRUNTIME?
At work, I work on a plethora of Linux servers (as an Oracle DBA) and do
not have Linux SA (root) access. I can "see" the files in $VIMRUNTIME but
I cannot edit or add at all.
I'd like to be able to create some custom color.vim and syntax.vim
files/schemes for my own use (not using those filenames, of course).
Ideally, what I'd like to do is:
1. Write a custom color scheme.
2. Place it on a common share (common to all the Linux servers) and not
have to put it on every, single, server.
3. Be able to use the color scheme:
1. Either include/call/source that color scheme file(s) in my common
.vimrc file?
2. Or, at least, be able to manually call that color scheme if/when I
need/want it?
4. And, I'd like to be able to do that same sort of thing with syntax
file(s)?
Is that possible without getting access to (in our case)
/usr/share/vim/vim74/...?
Thanks!!
nakore
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