I've developed a syntax file for the linux vim/gvim editors, and I've uploaded it (as fds.vim) to the files section. If you're editing FDS input files in vim/gvim (or even vi, in most linux implementations), this syntax file can help you by highlighting recognized FDS input parameters, enabling you to better recognize typos in your input files.
Windows users, don't despair. Vim and gvim are available for the Windows platforms from www.vim.org. The learning curve is a bit steep, but it's a useful editor. Emacs users are left out in the cold, sorry.
> I've developed a syntax file for the linux vim/gvim editors, and I've > uploaded it (as fds.vim) to the files section. If you're editing FDS > input files in vim/gvim (or even vi, in most linux implementations), > this syntax file can help you by highlighting recognized FDS input > parameters, enabling you to better recognize typos in your input > files.
> Windows users, don't despair. Vim and gvim are available for the > Windows platforms fromwww.vim.org. The learning curve is a bit > steep, but it's a useful editor. Emacs users are left out in the > cold, sorry.
If you or anybody else has suggestions or changes to request (e.g. missing/broken keywords or weird behavior), please send them to my gmail account. I'll periodically update the syntax file.
-Joe
On Jun 27, 12:33 am, Boris Stock <Boris.St...@GMX.de> wrote:
> On 26 Jun., 18:17, "jska...@case4n6.com" <joe.ska...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I've developed a syntax file for the linux vim/gvim editors, and I've > > uploaded it (as fds.vim) to the files section. If you're editing FDS > > input files in vim/gvim (or even vi, in most linux implementations), > > this syntax file can help you by highlighting recognized FDS input > > parameters, enabling you to better recognize typos in your input > > files.
> > Windows users, don't despair. Vim and gvim are available for the > > Windows platforms fromwww.vim.org. The learning curve is a bit > > steep, but it's a useful editor. Emacs users are left out in the > > cold, sorry.
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