[CLUE-Tech] vim highlighting and KDE

[Brandon N]

vim is awesome, unfortunatly it's also not overly intuitive.  I've been
trying for a while now to get syntax highlighting working with the CLI
version.  Part of my problem is that I use three different terms,
xterm, dtterm (CDE on Solaris) and kterm (KDE)

KDE doesn't seem to adhere much to the traditional escape sequences,
which is kind of sad.

I think vim would be a great thing to have a teaching session on.

Brandon
--- Jeffery Cann <jccann at home.com> wrote:
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> You realize that VIM can take an HTML file and save it as text
> automagically 
> and it will strip out the HTML, leaving you with a reasonable
> text-formatted 
> document, right?  If not, now you do!  IMHO - much simpler than the 
> cut-n-paste, which I used to do for a long time until I looked at the
> VIM 
> menus in the graphical mode (gvim or vim -g)
> 
> Another cool VIM feature is that you can take a syntax-highlighted
> piece of 
> source code and save it as HTML.  The generated HTML is formatted
> identically 
> to your source code, including highlights.  Great for presentations
> or 
> documentation...


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