Re: vim selinux syntax file

• carstengrohmann@gmx.de [2003-12-05 11:14]:
  > has anybody writen an vim syntax file of the selinux policy?
  

I have recently written a syntax file for te-files, it is attached as te.vim. To use it, drop the file into /usr/share/vim/current/syntax/ or ~/.vim/syntax/. You can autoload the syntax-file by adding something like the following to your filetype.vim[1]:

        augroup filetypedetect
        au BufNewFile,BufRead *.te     setf te
        augroup END

Also attached is a patch against the policy-Makefile which implements ctags-support for the policy source.
After a "make tags" you can (in vim) press Control-] over every attribute, type or macro and vim will directly jump to its definition. If the tags-file is not in your working directory you will have to tell vim how to find it (:set tags=...)
You will need the exuberant ctags-package for this functionality.

Happy New Year to you all!

Thomas Bleher

[1]: The global filetype.vim resides in /usr/share/vim/current/, the local equivalent is in ~/.vim/

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