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| − | Sometimes the FORTRAN syntax file doesn't set the correct source form. |
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| − | So if you want to choose it by yourself, add the following line in your vimrc file: |
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| − | The other way to do this is to change the file extension (F77/F90/F95), but it might be a long and/or hazardous work for big projects... |
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| + | Sometimes the Fortran syntax files do not set the correct source form which can cause issues with highlighting. In order to fix this issue a user may wish to set the source manually for the <code>.for</code> extension. This can be done by adding the following to the .vimrc file: |
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| − | This one placed before "syntax on" works better: |
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| − | au BufRead *.for let b:fortran_fixed_source=1 |
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| − | syrion--AT--freesbee.fr |
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| − | , March 26, 2003 5:50 |
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| − | You can also add the following line to a source file: |
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| − | C vim:set ft=fortran: |
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| − | , March 26, 2003 23:34 |
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created 2003 · complexity basic · author Fabien Bouleau · version 6.0
Sometimes the Fortran syntax files do not set the correct source form which can cause issues with highlighting. In order to fix this issue a user may wish to set the source manually for the .for extension. This can be done by adding the following to the .vimrc file:
au BufRead,BufNewFile *.for let b:fortran_fixed_source=1