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BigDataScript Vim syntax highlight plugin

Have you got big data..? Well you are better get the right script for it then --> BigDataScript

Thus far - plugin:

I thought to give a quick break down of the syntax highlighting

  • break continue wait exit return checkpoint breakpoint goal are all Statements
  • print println are highlighted as functions (just like print in python)
  • task sys dep par are also highlighted as functions...
  • local ssh cluster moab pbs sge generic mesos are Constant
  • cpus allowEmpty canFail timeout node queue retry taskName are task's Identifiers
  • mem node queue retry system timeout walltimeout taskShell sysShell are Identifiers

This is colors look for me using molokai colorsheme vimSyntaxKeywords-molokai

So if you have any suggestions and/or other comments on the plugin please don't hesitate to raise an issue or flick me email.

Okay, It turned out much bigger job to make syntax highlight than I anticipated at the start...

I understand all pathogen plugin does is it sets the right runtimepath to look in bundle directory for all other relevant directories and I am pretty sure than my plugin is pathogen compatible and therefore:

Installation

Pathogen

git clone https://github.com/serine/bdsSyntaxHighlight.git ~/.vim/bundle/bdsSyntaxHighlight

And you should get your bds syntax highlighting

Old school

You need to place all directories under ~/.vim/. If you already have some or all of those directories simply move bds.vim file into appropriate directory name.

e.g

  • git clone https://github.com/serine/bdsSyntaxHighlight.git ~/tmp/bdsSyntaxHighlight/
$ ls -1 ~/tmp/bdsSyntaxHighlight

ftdetect
ftplugin
indent
README.md
supplementary
syntax

if none of those directories exist in ~/.vim/

$ mv ftdetect ftplugin indent syntax ~/.vim/

else

$ mv ftdetect/bds.vim ~/.vim/ftdetect/

Repeat for all of bds.vim files.

Usage

By default error and warning area set to Error syntax higlight, which in moloaki colorsheme colored with red highlight e.g bdsErrorError
However users might wish to change error and warning to Keyword instead, which in molokai colorsheme is colored with magenta red e.g bdsErrorKeyword

Add those two lines to your ~/.vimrc

" Interpret BDS error and warning command as Keyword instead of Error
let bdsErrorAsKeyword = 1