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 More options Mar 23 2008, 4:15 am
From: za <dajia...@139.com>
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2008 16:15:05 +0800
Local: Sun, Mar 23 2008 4:15 am
Subject: Re: how to avoid GVIM lose syntax highlighting when multi-buffer/ multi-tab editing?
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Thanks for the comments, I think this will be a long-term question to
find the answer.
the platform is Linux/ubuntu 7.10 desktop with ZH_CN.UTF-8 locale
The gvim is start from console without parameters.

the output of :verbose set syntax is:
  syntax=xhtml
        最近修改于 /usr/share/vim/vim71/syntax/syntax.vim  

when i lost syntax, i am editing HTML file contain javascript

在 2008-03-14五的 16:10 +0100，Nico Weber写道：

> > Did you come upon this kind of trouble?

> > my GVIM lose syntax hightlighting oftenly.
> > especially when I switch to another tab or buffer
> > I checked the plugins i used for filetypes or global, no extras  
> > besides
> > native things there, or maybe I once put in and then forgot?

> > by the way, I always edit .html, php, .c, .java files in same time,  
> > this
> > seems to heavy the problem,  which is really boreing to type  
> > ":syntax on
> > " or even shorthand every minute. :(

> Which platform are you using? Does it also happen if you start vim  
> with `gvim -u NONE -U NONE`? That prevents that your .vimrc file is  
> loaded.

> You can use `:verbose set syntax` to see where 'syntax' was modified  
> the last time. Perhaps this gives you a hint.

> HTH,
> Nico


 
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