created by

John Leimon

script type

syntax

description

Adds semantic highlighting to C/C++ symbols Details Assigns the color of a C/C++ symbol using the hash of the symbol string as a key to a color table that spans the line between minimum and maximum hue. Color table customizable by editing script. Behavior of color assignment customizable by editing hash function. Known defects - The 'define' in a '#define' preprocessor definition may be incorrectly colorized. - The semantic parsing algorithm is approximately O(n). Where 'n' is the number of non-syntax symbols in a buffer. Large files may be slow to process on your machine. - Only available in gvim.

install details

Assumptions Vim home directory is ~/.vim Procedure 1. Copy 'cpp_sem.vim' and 'c_sem.vim' to ~/.vim/syntax. 2. Copy 'semantic.vim' to ~/.vim/ftdetect Semantic highlighting will be enabled automatically for files with c/cpp/h/hpp extensions.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
semantic.zip	1.1	2014-06-10	7.0	John Leimon	Removed semantic highlight parsing from autocmd hooks: CursorMovedI and CursorMoved. This is to prevent noticeable UI performance degradation while editing some buffers on some systems.
semantic.zip	1.0	2014-05-22	7.0	John Leimon	Latest and greatest.

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