Vi is giving you a hint about “properly” formatting your commit message. While there is no specific enforcement of one message style w.r.t. another, “traditionally” Git commit messages are structured this way: A short title describing the changeset (usually less than 50-60 characters); One blank line; A more complete description of the commit, optionally divided … Read more
vim already recognizes many file types by default. Most of them work by file extensions, but in a case like this, vim will also analyze the content of the file to guess the correct type. vim sets the filetype for specific file names like .bashrc, .tcshrc, etc. automatically. But a file with a .sh extension … Read more
In the Tools menu go to Options -> Environment -> Task List. Here you can enter Tokens. These tokens will be added to the task list, but will not be highlighted. That can be achieved with one of the available TODO highlighters.
Yes. The emacs command is M-x font-lock-fontify-buffer if I recall it right. You can bind it to a key sequence if it’s not already bound in your mode.
You can do this by adding a PARSER_CONTROL control to the end of the array: ‘PARSER_CONTROL’ => array( ‘KEYWORDS’ => array( 1 => array( // “1” maps to the main keywords near the start of the array ‘DISALLOWED_BEFORE’ => ‘(?![\(\w])’, ‘DISALLOWED_AFTER’ => ‘(?![\(\w])’ ), 5 => array( // “5” maps to the shorter keywords like … Read more
The old post you refer to is “Syntax Highlighted Diffs”, Dec. 2014 However, nothing in the current GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown) suggests this particular combination (of diff and syntax highlighting) is currently supported.
You can use the extension es6-string-html Note: You need to add a comment with the language in front of the multiline string
CodeMirror parses HTML using the XML mode. To use it, the appropriate script must be included, same as with any other mode. Add its dependency in your markup: <script type=”text/javascript” src=”https://stackoverflow.com/site.com/js/libs/codemirror/mode/xml/xml.js”></script> and set the mode to xml: config = { mode : “xml”, // … }; In addition, you may want to configure the parser … Read more
There are three ways of defining syntax items (see :help :syn-define): Keywords: these are for items that are simple strings of keyword characters. This is the fastest matcher. Matches: these are regular expressions for matching. Regions: these are for long regions that are likely to contain other items. There are various arguments that make things … Read more