I want to make some changes to the fortran.vim syntax coloring scheme.
It seems reasonable to assume that there is some way to ask vim to
look into a directory in my home for fortran.vim before looking in
$VINRUNTIME/syntax/fortran.vim.
The changes I want to make are:
* start the past-column-72 reverse-highlight warning at column 138.
* do the past-column-highlight on other highlight words.
(right now, a highlit word or number hanging over the boundary is
NOT reverse-lit,
ultimately resulting in an avoidable compiler error.)
I have located the system fortran.vim file, and I know how to make the
changes above, but making changes to system files is not a good idea
(even if I had privilege).
I already have a ~/.vim/ftplugin/fortran.vim file which contains
let s:extfname = expand("%:e") " get the current file's extension.
if s:extfname ==? "f" " if extension is .f
let fortran_fixed_source=1 " then assume fixed form source
unlet! fortran_free_source " and never use free source.
let fortran_do_enddo=1 " also, indent do loops.
endif
Any help is appreciated!
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