Python syntax highlighting script for Vim ========================================= .. contents:: About ----- Enhanced version of the original Python syntax highlighting script. Based on ``python.vim`` from Vim 6.1 distribution by Neil Schemenauer (nas at python dot ca). Check also `python.vim page on vim.org `_. Please use the following channels for reporting bugs, offering suggestions or feedback: - python.vim issue tracker: https://github.com/hdima/python-syntax/issues - Email: Dmitry Vasiliev (dima at hlabs.org) - Send a message or follow me for updates on Twitter: `@hdima `__ Features -------- Changes from the original ``python.vim`` are: - Added support for Python 3 syntax highlighting - Added ``:Python2Syntax`` and ``:Python3Syntax`` commands which allow to switch between Python 2 and Python 3 syntaxes respectively without reloads/restarts - Updated strings highlighting - Enhanced special symbols highlighting inside strings - Enhanced highlighting of numeric constants - Added optional highlighting for %-formatting inside strings - Added highlighting for magic comments: source code encoding and #! (executable) strings - Added highlighting for new exceptions and builtins - Added highlighting for doctests - Added highlighting for new ``@decorator`` syntax introduced in Python 2.4a2 - Added highlighting for the following errors: - invalid symbols in source file - mixing spaces and tabs - invalid numeric constants - invalid %-formatting inside strings - invalid variable names - trailing spaces (triggered by the ``python_highlight_space_errors`` option) Some of these features was later backported into the original ``python.vim``. How to install -------------- The easiest installation method is to place `syntax/python.vim `_ script into your ``~/.vim/syntax/`` directory. You can also use `Pathogen `_ or `Vundle `_ plugin managers in which case you can install the whole `python.vim repository `_ into the corresponding plugins directory. Script options -------------- There are two commands to enable or disable an option: ``:let OPTION_NAME = 1`` Enable option ``:let OPTION_NAME = 0`` Disable option For example to enable all syntax highlighting features you can place the following command in your ``~/.vimrc`` script:: let python_highlight_all = 1 Option and commands to select Python version ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ``python_version_2`` Enable highlighting for Python 2 (Python 3 highlighting is enabled by default). Can also be set as a local to buffer ``b:python_version_2`` variable. The following local to buffer commands can be used to switch between two highlighting modes: ``:Python2Syntax`` Switch to Python 2 highlighting mode ``:Python3Syntax`` Switch to Python 3 highlighting mode Options used by the script ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ``python_highlight_builtins`` Highlight builtin functions and objects ``python_highlight_builtin_objs`` Highlight builtin objects only ``python_highlight_builtin_funcs`` Highlight builtin functions only ``python_highlight_exceptions`` Highlight standard exceptions ``python_highlight_string_formatting`` Highlight ``%`` string formatting ``python_highlight_string_format`` Highlight syntax of ``str.format`` syntax ``python_highlight_string_templates`` Highlight syntax of ``string.Template`` ``python_highlight_indent_errors`` Highlight indentation errors ``python_highlight_space_errors`` Highlight trailing spaces ``python_highlight_doctests`` Highlight doc-tests ``python_print_as_function`` Highlight ``print`` statement as function for Python 2 ``python_highlight_all`` Enable all the options above. *NOTE: This option don't override any previously set options* ``python_slow_sync`` Can be set to 0 for slow machines Contributors ------------ - Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven - Pedro Algarvio - John Eikenberry - Caleb Adamantine - Andrea Riciputi - Anton Butanaev - Marc Weber - Will Gray