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    From Steve@21:1/5 to Sam Habiel on Tue Feb 23 11:40:22 2021
    On Saturday, November 5, 2011 at 12:05:57 PM UTC-7, Sam Habiel wrote:
    I updated the vim toolset for Mumps when editing routines for GT.M.

    The most important improvement is that gf now works across the board: whether your routines are in the current path or not, and whether your routines contain a % sign.

    Find it here:
    https://github.com/shabiel/vim-mumps-tools

    Sam

    Sam,

    Coming late to the game.

    Have been using vim to view and/or edit Cache classes. I noticed that the coloring after a (Quit:') wasn't right, so I went looking for Mumps-based vim additions and found your package. At first I couldn't get it to work, until I added a "*.cls" to one
    of the files and then the funny coloration disappeared. However, now there is no coloration at all.

    Should commands, functions, etc be colorized?

    Not familiar with vim additions to know the functionalities your package adds to vim.


    Thanks, Steve

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  • From Sam Habiel@21:1/5 to Steve on Mon Mar 1 08:21:21 2021
    On Tuesday, February 23, 2021 at 12:40:23 PM UTC-7, Steve wrote:
    On Saturday, November 5, 2011 at 12:05:57 PM UTC-7, Sam Habiel wrote:
    I updated the vim toolset for Mumps when editing routines for GT.M.

    The most important improvement is that gf now works across the board: whether your routines are in the current path or not, and whether your routines contain a % sign.

    Find it here:
    https://github.com/shabiel/vim-mumps-tools

    Sam
    Sam,

    Coming late to the game.

    Have been using vim to view and/or edit Cache classes. I noticed that the coloring after a (Quit:') wasn't right, so I went looking for Mumps-based vim additions and found your package. At first I couldn't get it to work, until I added a "*.cls" to one
    of the files and then the funny coloration disappeared. However, now there is no coloration at all.

    Should commands, functions, etc be colorized?

    Not familiar with vim additions to know the functionalities your package adds to vim.


    Thanks, Steve

    Steve,

    This is the premier package that I use day to day now: https://github.com/dlwicksell/axiom

    My advice, read it, fork it, and then make a pull request to include your changes. It's not hard to understand how to edit vim script. Just google a lot, and ask on the vi mailing list.

    --Sam

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  • From Steve@21:1/5 to Sam Habiel on Tue Mar 16 23:23:33 2021
    On Monday, March 1, 2021 at 8:21:29 AM UTC-8, Sam Habiel wrote:
    On Tuesday, February 23, 2021 at 12:40:23 PM UTC-7, Steve wrote:
    On Saturday, November 5, 2011 at 12:05:57 PM UTC-7, Sam Habiel wrote:
    I updated the vim toolset for Mumps when editing routines for GT.M.

    The most important improvement is that gf now works across the board: whether your routines are in the current path or not, and whether your routines contain a % sign.

    Find it here:
    https://github.com/shabiel/vim-mumps-tools

    Sam
    Sam,

    Coming late to the game.

    Have been using vim to view and/or edit Cache classes. I noticed that the coloring after a (Quit:') wasn't right, so I went looking for Mumps-based vim additions and found your package. At first I couldn't get it to work, until I added a "*.cls" to
    one of the files and then the funny coloration disappeared. However, now there is no coloration at all.

    Should commands, functions, etc be colorized?

    Not familiar with vim additions to know the functionalities your package adds to vim.


    Thanks, Steve
    Steve,

    This is the premier package that I use day to day now: https://github.com/dlwicksell/axiom

    My advice, read it, fork it, and then make a pull request to include your changes. It's not hard to understand how to edit vim script. Just google a lot, and ask on the vi mailing list.

    --Sam

    Thanks, Sam

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  • From David Wicksell@21:1/5 to All on Mon Dec 6 13:29:17 2021
    Hi Steve,

    Do you have any questions about AxioM? I'm actually sitting on a new version with many
    improvements that needs a little bit of work before I will release it. But it should hopefully
    be out soon. Thank you.

    David Wicksell
    Fourth Watch Software LC

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