Vim Configuration highlighting

Often use SECURECRT under Linux to modify some configuration files, use VI to open always a color, looking up compared to the big head.

Because VI does not support highlighting, you need to use VIM.

Install Vim:yum install-y vim (Ubuntu using Apt-get)

Global (All users) Vim configuration file path:/ETC/VIMRC

Current user vim configuration file path: ~/.VIMRC

If the file exists, back it up so that you don't find it later.

In the VIMRC file, enter:

Syntax onset Hlsearchcolorscheme Desert

It takes only 3 lines to do it.

Using the color scheme here is Murphy, you can view the current system's color scheme by command: ll/usr/share/vim/vim74/colors/(the path here is based on the path of vim installation)

You can see the highlights on the CentOS system here.

However, SECURECRT also requires some configuration:

1. Session options->terminal->emulation->terminal (select xterm) and check the following ANSI Color

2. Session options->terminal->emulation-> Tick Select an alternate Keyborad Emulation, then select Xterm in the dropdown box

Re-open the SECURECRT to CentOS connection and you'll see the highlights.

Vim Configuration highlighting