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I use Django a lot and I just want to open all .html files with the htmldjango syntax rather than html syntax. Is there a way for me to tell vim to open all html files with a htmldjango syntax?
Because at the moment, everytime I open an html file, I have to always click on
Syntax
and set it to
HTML -> Django HTML Template
user216485
Posted 2014-01-11T21:53:00.587
Reputation: 265
That menu is the default list of all installed Vim syntax files, and
syntax/htmldjango.vimalso ships with Vim (version 7.3+) – Ingo Karkat – 2014-01-11T22:31:12.310@IngoKarkat AH! I didn't find it because i was looking for a file starting with django! Whoops. Glad my answer was still helpful. – verdammelt – 2014-01-11T22:32:09.243
edited my answer to remove unneeded blathering on my part. – verdammelt – 2014-01-11T22:41:02.307
Evidently I'm not allowed to fix a 1-character typo without more rep: it should be
:edit $MYVIMRC, without the first R – Izkata – 2014-01-31T17:48:05.877@Izkata - thanks i fixed it now. I don't think it is a rep thing. If it is not your question/answer you can't do super tiny edits. – verdammelt – 2014-02-02T15:30:28.447
@verdammelt At 2000 rep you can do those small edits without having to wait on the review queue - the "too small edit" limit is in place so that the review queue doesn't get cluttered up with those tiny edits. IMO the limit should be abolished...
– Izkata – 2014-02-02T15:44:19.8371@Izkata ah, learn a new thing every day I guess. 2000 seems pretty damn high though - not sure I feel strongly enough to abolish it - maybe just change it to
$(MY_CURRENT_REP)-1:) – verdammelt – 2014-02-03T02:12:58.400