Re: VIM loses syntax highlighting when using split command

I had the same issue, but is now solved with your solution.

Thanks, Christian!


On Sunday, February 3, 2013 4:56:22 AM UTC-8, Christian Brabandt wrote:
> Hi alijohnshaik!
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> (redirecting to vim_use)
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> On Sa, 02 Feb 2013, alijohnshaik@gmail.com wrote:
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> > <quote author='Christian Brabandt'>
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> > Hi naaj_ila!
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> >
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> > On Fr, 01 Feb 2013, naaj_ila wrote:
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> >
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> > > Its working fine
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> > > i added these things in ~/.vim/syntax/filetype.vim
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> >
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> > This looks totally wrong.
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> > >
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> > > augroup filetypedetect
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> > > au! BufRead,BufNewFile *.v so ~/.vim/syntax/verilog.vim
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> > > augroup END
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> >
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> > I am wondering, why do you need this? Vim should automatically detect
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> > *.v files as verilog files? Does yours not?
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> >
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> > Try this: vim -u NONE -N file.v
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> >
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> > What does Vim tell you, after entering:
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> >
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> > :filetype detect
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> > :set ft?
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> > --------------------------------------
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> > Its coming like this after executing the command
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> > filetype =
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> > -----------------------------------
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> Interesting. Your vim does not by default detect verilog files. What vim
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> version is this?
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> To make vim recognize .v files as verilog filetypes, put the following
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> into your .vimrc:
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> filetype plugin on
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> Now create a file called ~/.vim/ftdetect/verilog.vim (create
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> non-existing directories) and put in that file:
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> ,----
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> | au BufRead,BufNewFile *.v set filetype=verilog
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> `----
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> and then place your verilog.vim syntax file into
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> ~/.vim/syntax/ (again, creating non-existent directories).
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> (and make sure, your .vimrc contains:
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> :syntax on
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> See also the help at :h new-filetype and have a look at section 26 of
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> the faq http://vimhelp.appspot.com/vim_faq.txt.html
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> regards,
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> Christian
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> --
>
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