Vim and Erlang syntax files

[ke.han]

Gaspar,
Thanks for publishing your vim files.  I am a vim newbie but like it
much better than trying to use emacs.  So your contribution is much
appreciated.
Your "northsky" color scheme is by far the most usable of anything I've
seen for erlang code!!!
I noticed that "behaviour" is missing in your erlang.vim syntax file;
easily remedied and good exercise for me to learn to fix ;-)

I also notice that when I use command :make, I get just a summary buffer
showing the total num of errors. I then use :cn to navigate through
them.  Is there a vim equivalent to what exists in emacs erlang where
the compile buffer shows all the errors (1 line per) with links I can
click to get to each item?  Should I be using the :make command or
something else?

thanks, Jon

Gaspar Chilingarov wrote:
> Hi all!
> 
> I've done some work on merging default Vim syntax
> files with syntax files sent by James Hague and extended
> them with several additons - now it can detect and highlight differently
> clause head, clause argument list and clause's guard
> 
> You should add in your colorscheme description file 3 new groups -
> FunHead
> FunGuard
> and
> FunArgs
> 
> Guard BIFs also separated to different syntax group.
> 
> 
> You can try colorscheme northsky, included in file to see how it looks ;)
> 
> For now file is uploaded to http://nothing.am/erlang/erl.tar.bz2
> 
> In case if you cannot download this file, just drop me the mail.
>