Re: Strange behavior of vim

Over the years I have grown to hate things that need a lot of configuration (by me) to work. I think my simplest solution is just to change the extension I use for PHP classes. One quick shell script to do a mass-rename, a change to my autoload, and ta-da!

On Thursday, October 6, 2022 at 11:30:46 PM UTC-7 cbl...@256bit.org wrote:

On Do, 06 Okt 2022, Barry Gold wrote:

> Following your suggestions, I think that this behavior is caused by the extension .cl
> I'm using that for PHP classes, but it looks like my current version of vim thinks that .cl is for "LISP" files.
>
> Maybe I can override that somehow?

You may want to check :h new-filetype where the help manual discusses
several ways to overrule the default filetype detection method.



Best,
Christian
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