Modify the vim configuration in ubuntu and treat the. inc suffix file dynamically as different files.

Search for the filetype in the vim installation directory. the vim file is/usr/share/vim/vim72/filetype. vim opened it to search for inc. I found the following: 1360-1365 was added later. From 1347, we can see that the. inc file is used as a format to parse the highlighted syntax followed by a function...

 

Search for the filetype. vim file in the vim installation directory

 

My options are/usr/share/vim/vim72/filetype. vim.

 

Open it and search for inc

 

I found the following: 1360-1365 was added later.

 

From 1347, we can see that the. inc file is used as a format to parse the highlighted syntax.

 

The following is a function call s: FTinc ()

 

It means that the first three rows of the file, getline (1). getline (2). getline (3), find that there is a XX string.

 

In the first three rows, '/\ ** filetype * = * cpp * \ */' or '/\ ** filetype * = * c * \ */' appears *\*/'' # * filetype * = * make * 'is used as the file.

 

Of course, if the above problem occurs at the same time, the last occurrence prevails-the state machine.

 

I hope to help you.

 

1346 "Povray, PHP or assembly

1347 au BufNewFile, BufRead *. inc call s: FTinc ()

1348

1349 func! S: FTinc ()

1350 if exists ("g: filetype_inc ")

1351 exe "setf". g: filetype_inc

1352 else

1353 let lines = getline (1). getline (2). getline (3)

1354 if lines = ~? "Perlscript"

1355 setf aspperl

1356 elseif lines = ~ "<%"

1357 setf aspvbs

1358 elseif lines = ~ "

1359 setf php

1360 elseif lines = ~ '/\ ** Filetype * = * cpp *\*/'

1361 setf cpp

1362 elseif lines = ~ '/\ ** Filetype * = * c *\*/'

1363 setf c

1364 elseif lines = ~ '# * Filetype * = * make *'

1365 setf make

1366 else

1367 call s: FTasmsyntax ()

1368 if exists ("B: asmsyntax ")

1369 exe "setf". fnameescape (B: asmsyntax)

1370 else

1371 setf pov

1372 endif

1373 endif

1374 endif

1375 endfunc

 

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