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Vim Color Editor HOW-TO (Vi Improved with syntax color highlighting)<br />
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Vim Color Editor HOW-TO (Vi Improved with syntax color highlighting)
http://www.linuxjunkies.org/html/Vim-HOWTO.html [http://www.linuxjunkies.org/html/Vim-HOWTO.html]

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Great tutorial but it does not point out what I want. &nbsp;<br />
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It just happens to come out in color so I can not search for &quot;color&quot; . <br />
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Great tutorial but it does not point out what I want.  

It just happens to come out in color so I can not search for "color" .



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You can look at the syntax rules available with:<br />
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:syntax<br />
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And can be activated with:<br />
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:syntax enable<br />
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etc etc (all viewable within the :help syntax file)<br />
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HTH:)
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You can look at the syntax rules available with:

:syntax

And can be activated with:

:syntax enable


etc etc (all viewable within the :help syntax file)

HTH:)

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I as being helped by a fellow geek and he used an argument with vim to show missing &nbsp;second qoutes and other syntax rules. &nbsp; <br />
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It was pretty cool. 
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I as being helped by a fellow geek and he used an argument with vim to show missing  second qoutes and other syntax rules.   

It was pretty cool. 

How do I get vim to show my mistakes in color ?

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