On Mon, 21 Jun 2010 13:16:55 +0100 Nick Treleaven nick.treleaven@btinternet.com wrote:
- Created a filetype.oberon file with settings adapted from filetype.pascal and the
Have you read the manual?
No, I have no time to lose with reading ;-)
you need to call the file filetypes.Foo.conf.
Compilation works, which proves the filetype is taken into account; but syntax highlighting does not at all (all test remains in default style). Help/pointer welcome.
Is the filetype listed in the Document menu? That is proof whether the filetype is added or not.
Right, the type is listed there, I can set it to an Oberon file (this does not happen automagically, even if Oberon file extensions are listed in filetype_extensions.conf), compile, run: all fine. But there is still no syntax highlighting; the whole code appears in default style. But this is _my_ customized default, which means something is taken into account (files of unknown type are rendered with no style at all, black on white).
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