Re: Patch for freemarker vim syntax plugin

> It was sent by... someone... if the VIM file or our download page
> contains no info about them, I can't tell more either. It's not our
> property.

ok, so I will ask it to the author of the plugin.

On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 7:09 AM, Daniel Dekany <[email protected]> wrote:
> Tuesday, September 27, 2011, 4:35:23 PM, tyru wrote:
>
>> Hi freemarker-devel list.
>>
>> I've fix a few issues and add new feature to ftl.vim syntax plugin.
>> (I've gotten original source from
>> http://freemarker.sourceforge.net/editors.html)
>> Would you include this patch?
>
> I will upload it next week latest, and thanks for this. (Would I
> forgot somehow, just notice me...)

thanks!

>> Feature:
>>   The new feature is to highlight html tags.
>> Original ftl.vim only highlights ftl tags.
>> The user can disable the feature by adding setting to .vimrc:
>>   let g:ftl_no_html = 1
>> The feature enabled by default.
>>
>>
>> Fixed Issues:
>>   * Missing boilerplates of vim syntax plugin
>>     * b:current_syntax is not defined. vim syntax plugin must define it.
>>     * if b:current_syntax is defined, do not load syntax plugin
>
> (You may include instructions and version history in the .vim file as
> comments, *if* you think it's useful.)

ok, include it in attached ftl.vim.
and add my name as contributor.

>
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>  Daniel Dekany
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