redcode.vim : Redcode '88 '94 and Pspace syntax for Corewars
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This syntax file supports the REDCODE '88 or '94 (with or without Pspace extensions) languages as defined in the ICWS'94 Draft (extended).
http://www.koth.org/info/pmars-redcode-94.txt
The language was first popularized in a March 1984 Scientific American article, Core War Guidelines, by A. K. Dewdney and D. G. Jones.
This implementation can be configured to flag elements of Redcode '94 when used in coding Redcode '88 warriors. It also highlights line-continuations (responsible for a well-known problem with the program Marcia Trionfale 1.3).
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These instructions assume a linux|unix type system. Similar steps apply for MS Windows users.
To use the syntax file copy it into the directory ~/.vim/syntax (create the direcory path if not already present).
Create a file named red.vim in ~/.vim/ftdetect (again creating the directory if not already present).
This file defines .red as the filetype of REDCODE source files. It should contain:
augroup filetypedetect
au BufRead,BufNewFile *.red setf redcode
augroup END
The following options can be used in your .vimrc initialization file to control the degree of syntax checking:
They are all commented out by default.
"Remove quote characters on subsequent lines to enable options
"let redcode_88_only = 1
"let redcode_94_only = 1
"let redcode_highlight_numbers=1
The default behaviour is to accept '88 '94 and Pspace syntax and to not highlight numbers. |
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