I am using VI editor for C programs and I want the keywords to be automatically highlighted in a different color( I think there is a ';set'; command to do this )... appreciate if someone can help me on this.
Thanks.Vi editor, auto coloring(highlighting) of keywords?
';real'; vi has no highlighting capabilities.
If you need syntax highlighting (and much, much more) -- install vim[1], vile or elvis (I'd prefer vim -- the other two are not _that_ popular/ubiquitous). The 'vi' you find in most Linux distributions is usually the vim (Vi IMproved).
You can check your version entering (in command mode)
:version
Vim: adding ';syntax on'; to your $HOME/.vimrc will turn the highlighting permanently on.
Interactive usage:
in command mode:
:syntax on
:syntax off
You may create your own syntax definitions:
:help syn
Additionally you may want to change the color scheme, eg.:
My favorite:
:colorscheme murphy
Default (quite uncomfortable with transparent terminals):
:colorscheme default
[1] http://www.vim.orgVi editor, auto coloring(highlighting) of keywords?
If you want to highlight the C syntax, you can turn on color syntax highlighting by typing
:syntax on
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