Am 28.11.2012 11:04, schrieb Johannes Deutsch:
at the momemt I dive into gtk development and use vim to write the
code.
To simplify my work i have been thinking about creating a new filetype
called 'c::gtk' that vim should set if a newly created buffer
with ft=c contains
#include <gtk/gtk.h>
Without the constraint 'ft=c' ut seems to be no problem to achieve
this specific goal since vim's help is very detailed about that (see
':h new-filetype-scripts').
Unfortunately i don't now how i should proceed, so that before
executing the filetype ('c::gtk') specific commands all commands of
the 'c'-filetype are executed.
It's a less esoteric demand than you think:
:h 'ft
=> create filetype scripts for "gtk", then use a modeline in your source
files:
/* vim:set ft=c.gtk: */
:h modeline
This will load ftplugin and syntax scripts for both C and gtk.
--
Andy
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