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Open a python script file named leapyear.py in vim editor. The use of Statement group in vim editor is shown in the next part of this tutorial.

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There are some highlighting key-value pairs that can be used with any highlighting groups to change the specific color of the source code in vim editor. It belongs to any special symbol, such as ‘ \t, ‘\n’ etc. It belongs to any constant value, such as numbers, quoted strings, true/false etc. It belongs to any preprocessor statement, such as #include. The datatype of the variables is defined by this group, such as int, double, string etc. It belongs to the comments part of the program It belongs to any programming language statement, such as if, else, do, while etc. It belongs to the variable names of the source code You can share with us any other useful vi/vim tips or tricks you have come across, via the comment form below.There are nine syntax highlighting groups for vim editor.

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Learn Vi/Vim as a Full Text Editor in Linux.

If you are new to vi/vim, you will find the following guides useful: Turn On Syntax Highlighting in VI Enable Syntax Highlighting in Vi Editor Turn Off Syntax Highlighting in VI Disable Syntax Highlighting in Vi Editor You can Turn On or Turn Off syntax highlighting by pressing ESC button and use command as :syntax on and :syntax off in Vi editor. Example of Syntax Highlighting in VI Syntax Highlighting in Vi Turn On or Turn Off Syntax Highlighting in VI By default Syntax Highlighting is automatically turned on in /etc/vimrc file. Open any example code of file with vi editor. # source /home/tecmint/.bashrc Test Syntax Highlighting in Vi Editor alias vi=vimĪfter making changes to file you need to reset the changes by executing following command.

For example we set alias for tecmint user. # vi /home/tecmint/.bashrcĪdd the alias function. If you would like to set user specific aliases and functions, then you need to open the file. This file is used to set alias functions globally.

# vi /etc/profileĪdd the alias function to VI by pointing to VIM in /etc/profile file. To enable Syntax Highlighting feature in VI editor, open the file called /etc/profile.

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# yum -y install vim-enhanced How to Enable Syntax Highlighting in VI and VIM Most of the Linux system already included VIM package, if not then install it using YUM tool. VIM has another great feature that enable us to Turn Off or Turn On syntax highlighting using option syntax on and syntax off. By default VIM works on all Linux terminals, but some terminals have minimal highlighting capabilities to run. VIM doesn’t show whole file but have some limitations in highlighting particular keywords or text matching a pattern in a file. Syntax highlighting means it can show some parts of text in another fonts and colors. VIM is an alternative and advanced version of VI editor that enables Syntax highlighting feature in VI.

In this article, we will show how to turn on syntax highlighting temporarily or permanently in Vi/Vim text editor. Read Also: 10 Reasons Why You Should Use Vi/Vim Text Editor in Linux Syntax highlighting is a simple but useful component in most if not all text editors that are used for programming, scripting, or markup languages, which enables for displaying colored text, notably source code, in different colors (and possibly fonts) corresponding to the category of terms. One of the easiest ways to boost the readability and context of the text in a configuration file or your source code for various programing languages, is by using a text editor that supports “ syntax highlighting”.