But maybe one more question to this topic, though:
Is it possible to create different conceal "classes"? I mean, when I do some
syntax mathching with conceal, I have to link the conceal to only one syntax
type like this: "hi! link Conceal Operator". But not all things I want to
conceal are necessarily opearors. Is there a solution to this?
Jachym
On Saturday 28 of July 2012 17:23:49 you wrote:
On Sat, Jul 28, 2012 at 03:32:11AM -0700, jachymb wrote:
> Hello, everybody! This is my first post here.
Welcome ;-)
> I stumbled upon the following feature in the haskell editor "yi", I am
> curious if there is something simillar possible in vim (or a plugin for it).
>
> The idea is quite simple: Display certain character sequences in source code
> as one: for example "->" as "→", or "forall" as "∀" etc. The important
> thing is that the characters in the edited file are left unchanged, only are
> displayed differently to make the code look nicer and save some space on
> screen.
>
> Is this possible in vim too?
Yes, Vim supports this since 7.3. For more information see:
:help conceal
The following script looks useful:
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3200
The script contains installation instructions.
Regards,
Simon
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