I notice a syntax/mozcpp.vim script in my $VIM/vimfiles tree, and the
appropriate auxiliary files to recognise that filetype (statements in
$VIM/filetype/filetype.vim for C++ sources in or below my Mozilla source
repositories) and treat it otherwise as C++ (ftplugin/mozcpp.vim does
nothing other than "runtime! ftplugin/cpp.vim").
This looks useful to colorize Mozilla extensions to C++ properly
(including e.g. many keywords with names starting with PR, NS_ or ns),
but I can't remember where I got it from, or how to update it. Any help
please? The syntax script is dated 2011-07-22.
Best regards,
Tony.
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