[Tobi]

Hello all,

due to the hint of completion, I insert this feature into the colour scheme.
See attached pictures.

Have fun.

[SD@TUB]

Hi Tobias,
Nice job! I have trouble when compiling on regular bash (Debian Wheezy), see following error:

"-----------------------------------------"
" vim addon for highlight OpenFOAM files  "
" Contributor:  Tobias Holzmann           "
" Last Change:  November 2014             "
" Version:      3.0                       "
"-----------------------------------------"

There is an existing $HOME/.vimrc file
The following lines are insert to the last line:
                 ':set tabstop=4 shiftwidth=4 expandtab'
"- vim Extension OpenFOAM
:set tabstop=4 shiftwidth=4 expandtab
./install: Zeile 76:  : Kommando nicht gefunden.

vimExtensionOpenFOAM is ready to use...
Have a nice day... 
Tobias Holzmann

I added the claimed line above to my ~/.vimrc-File by hand. When I open a dict-File vim claims:

err: please use a 256-color terminal

I guess something went wrong... Are there any special bash settings to be aware of?

/Stefan

[effi]

Hello,

I'm currently working on making your Synatx-Highlighting Vundle (https://github.com/gmarik/Vundle.vim) / Pathogen compatible and making the colouring less "Forcing" (instead of an own colorscheme I try to remodel it to build on top of regular colorschemes so it can be used with the colorscheme of choice, in my case the infamous solarized (http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized)

You can find my cloned work-in-progress-fork currently on Github.com (Had an account there so it was easier for me). I'll try to move it to bitbucket soon so I can contribute my changes more easily back to your original effort.
Of course only in case you are interested in the aforementioned changes .

https://github.com/effi/vim-OpenFoam-syntax

[Tobi]

Hi, of course you can merged it with my repo. Feel free to modify it -

[effi]

Hello,
I made a pull-request. There are currently still some shortcomings (described in the pull request), so if you want me to edge them out first I will try to give it a go ..
But I highly recommend not using plugins for vim the old-fashioned way but through one if the great plugin managers. Makes it a lot easier to install, update and makes all plugins portable through the use of git for your .dotfiles

[Tobi]

Dear all,

thanks for the messages for bug-reporting and extension (pull requests) I get.
The latest and I hope - bug free - version 4.0 is online. Ferdinand did a very good job and now its running without any complications.


Thanksgiving to Ferdinand Leinbach


https://bitbucket.org/shor-ty/vimextensionopenfoam


PS: Dear Stefan, sorry I did not realize your reply. Anyway I hope you get it (: In the latest version everything is working.

[gaza]

Originally Posted by Tobi

Dear all,

thanks for the messages for bug-reporting and extension (pull requests) I get.
The latest and I hope - bug free - version 4.0 is online. Ferdinand did a very good job and now its running without any complications.


Thanksgiving to Ferdinand Leinbach


https://bitbucket.org/shor-ty/vimextensionopenfoam


PS: Dear Stefan, sorry I did not realize your reply. Anyway I hope you get it (: In the latest version everything is working.

Hi Tobi,
How to install your plugin using Vundle?

[Tobi]

-> Readme file?

[gaza]

in the readme file is only about pathogen
I need vundle
is it possible to use vundle for your plugin?