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[Andrew Singleton]

Clicking the link takes me to a 404 page.

Do have question on why vim and what windows users could do as an onramp
but this is a one man operation and you are working wjth what you use.
Mostly just wanted toreport the 404.

On Tue, Mar 3, 2020, 3:05 PM Brian Evans <b__m__e at mailfence.com> wrote:

> Solderpunk write's:
> > [ ... ] So, let's spend most of our Gemini energy until June on creating
> > content and tools!
>
> While thinking out content ideas I thought it might be nice to have some
> basic tooling available. To that end I have created a highlight syntax and
> file recognition for text/gemini documents when edited with Vim.
>
> The spec for said documents is not very complex and syntax highlighting
> may not be necessary, but it is nice to have to more clearly see what you
> are working with.
>
> The syntax covers everything in the current spec (preformatted blocks,
> list items, headings, and links). The way it handles the url portion of a
> link
> is extremely naive, but should work for most basic purposes (it does not
> url formatting validation... any text coming after the magic string until
> the
> next space is considered the url).
>
> I have included a makefile for easy install into a local environment
> (users of
> non-standard Vim implementations like SpaceVim will need to move the
> files manually).
>
> The filetype recognition recognizes files with a filetype equal to "gmi").
> It is
> my understanding that that has become the common filetype. If that is not
> the case and additional support is required please let me know.
>
> If anyone experiences any issues not spoken of in the README or has
> ideas for updates or changes feel free to open an issue at the repo or
> e-mail me directly.
>
> Syntax available here:
> https://tildegit.org/sloum/gemini-vim-syntax
>
> Enjoy!
>
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