glsl.vim : Syntax file for the OpenGL Shading Language GLSL GLSlang
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| Nathan Cournia |
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| syntax |
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| description |
Syntax file for the OpenGL Shading Language. The following is highlighted (as defined in the
Orange Book):
- All gl_ variables
- All built-in functions
- All keywords
The syntax file was modified from c.vim, so you can expect that your GLSL shaders
will be highlighted similar to C files.
All reserverd keywords (that GLSL currently does not use) are highlighted as errors.
Keywords: glsl glslang opengl shading language |
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| install details |
Place glsl.vim in your syntax directory:
cp glsl.vim $HOME/.vim/syntax/.
Enable highlighting with glsl.vim in your .vimrc with:
au BufNewFile,BufRead *.frag,*.vert,*.fp,*.vp,*.glsl setf glsl
or explicitly set the syntax with:
set syntax=glsl |
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| glsl.vim |
1.10.00 |
2004-06-30 |
6.0 |
Nathan Cournia |
- Updated syntax to match GLSL 1.10.59
- Swizzles no longer conflict with structure member vars.
For example: the .s in gl_Light[0].shininess is no
longer incorrectly highlighted. (Thanks Nico Galoppo) |
| glsl.vim |
1.00.01 |
2004-06-23 |
6.0 |
Nathan Cournia |
- The following are now highlighted correctly:
- .p swizzle
- gl_MultiTexCoordN |
| glsl.vim |
1 |
2004-06-04 |
6.0 |
Nathan Cournia |
Initial upload |
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