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#1 2005-05-18 10:42:42
- rafal
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emacs and vim syntax colorization
Does anybody use an emacs or vim syntax colorization .el file for editing PKGBUILD files?
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#2 2005-05-18 14:10:51
- Vinny
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Re: emacs and vim syntax colorization
shell-script-mode works nicely.
PKGBUILD files are sourced by makepkg, which is a bash script.
:-)
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#3 2005-05-21 06:14:29
- miqorz
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Re: emacs and vim syntax colorization
You mean kind of like this?
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#4 2005-05-21 15:58:37
- phrakture
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Re: emacs and vim syntax colorization
or this
(bam, same PKGBUILD, better editor - lol)
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#5 2005-05-21 23:02:42
- rafal
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Re: emacs and vim syntax colorization
Yes, I meant both ot them:)
I have found the emacs PKGBUILD mode here:
http://www.hoetzel.info/Hacking/emacs/pkgbuild-mode.el
and where I can find the vim mode?
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By the way I'm at the stage of trying different editors and I have not decided yet. For now it's easier to write in emacs because i'm not get used to first write and then correct as vim forces me. And you, how do you use vim editor? First writing in insert mode and then correcting the text in command mode? Does it depend on the touch type skills and type errors number?
Thanks for help.
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#6 2005-05-22 01:15:48
- phrakture
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Re: emacs and vim syntax colorization
Yes, I meant both ot them:)
I have found the emacs PKGBUILD mode here:
http://www.hoetzel.info/Hacking/emacs/pkgbuild-mode.el
and where I can find the vim mode?
for vim
set syntax=sha PKGBUILD is just a shell script
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By the way I'm at the stage of trying different editors and I have not decided yet. For now it's easier to write in emacs because i'm not get used to first write and then correct as vim forces me. And you, how do you use vim editor? First writing in insert mode and then correcting the text in command mode? Does it depend on the touch type skills and type errors number?Thanks for help.
check here: http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?t=11988
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