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.
Instructions for installing and using vim syntax files are available
at http://www.vim.org/htmldoc/syntax.html.
Boris
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
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