I'm using the bash and vim that come with msysgit. I've added the .vimrc
file to my home folder and most of the commands there are executing. But syntax on
is not.
This is the contents of my ~/.vimrc
file:
set cul
hi CursorLine cterm=none ctermbg=darkgray ctermfg=white
syntax on
The current line and highlighting is now working, but the syntax on
is failing. Msysgit installs it's own vim and in the C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\share\vim\vim73\syntax
folder, it does not contain a bash.vim or sh.vim file. Other files are in there like conf.vim, gitcommit.vim and gitrebase.vim - even c.vim.
I'm guessing this is why there is no highlighting. Given that I can't touch that folder (don't ask), how can I change my .vimrc file to load up a bash.vim file - and what's a good place to get one?
Any help is appreciated.
sh.vim
via google or anything else you prefer to.$HOME/vimfiles/syntax/
directory, then when you open a shell script it'll take effect for that.http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/usr_44.html#44.11
Have you tried enabling the filetype plugin?
:filetype plugin on
Then, if your script syntax still doesn't colorize properly, try manual override:
:set ft=sh
I'm not familiar with msysgit, but to answer your final question:
how can I change my .vimrc file to load up a bash.vim file
you should be able to add:
if filereadable(expand("$HOME/some/path/bash.vim"))
execute "source " . "$HOME/some/path/bash.vim"
endif
This might be useful if you have a reachable installed copy and don't wish to maintain your own copy.
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