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Collapse the many forks? #51
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…ons directory don't leave a blank line at the end of the file.
Clean up the ftplugin a bit. Use the save_cpo pattern to ensure cpo is set appropriately, and define a b:undo_ftplugin. Change the b:match_words definition to match else/else if.
- Fix: multiline strings should not be modified. - Fix: "end" is always decreased by one. - Fix: "case" and "else" are always decreased by one. - Fix: continued lines are not treated differently. - Fix: "if", "while", etc followed by "begin" should increment next line by two instead of by one. - Fix: "case" should be one more than "switch". - Fix: multiline strings and continued lines are considered in the calculations for the next line.
- funced and fish_indent always uses tabs for indentation, use fish#Indent() to fix it. Works better with the improved fish#Indent(). - ftdetect should contain filetype detection code. Move autocmds to plugin/fish.vim. - Match new funced temp file name. - Add "else", "else if" and "case" to b:match_words to follow what's used by Vim's ftplugins. blankname: - dropped the syntax changes (cc: dag#28) Co-authored-by: blankname <>
… and funced files.
… to change this to only replace the tab if we're editing a new/blank function).
The wrong autocommand was changed in 0dfeda7. Also use BufNewFile instead of BufRead.
I didn't remove the iskeyword definition entirely because I believe including '_' and '.' is still useful. Use 'syntax iskeyword @,48-57,-,_,.,/' in the syntax definitions so that '/' is still matched by syntax patterns that use '\k'. cc: dag#44
Author: Nova <novadev94@gmail.com> Date: Wed Mar 25 17:33:36 2020 +0700
I think this project is basically dead, but I did a complete rewrite that properly highlights the newer fish features: It has much more accurate syntax highlighting and I plan on maintaining it and responding to issues/pulls for the foreseeable future. |
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Hello.
I'm assuming many people have submitted pull requests, but it's unclear why these haven't been merged? Is this an abandoned project? Would be good to know what people are using, if so.
Thanks.