Improved support for Raku in Vim.
Once installed, all files ending in .raku
, .rakumod
, .rakudoc
, and .rakutest
(and also .pl6
, .pm6
, .p6
, and .t6
for legacy purposes) will make use of the plugin's features.
Installation of this plugin can be done via any of the available plugin managers, such as Pathogen, vim-plug, vundle or any other one.
Using Vim's built-in package managementClone this repository in vim autoload packages directory:
$ # installation $ git clone https://github.com/Raku/vim-raku.git ~/.vim/pack/vim-raku-pack/start/vim-raku $ # testing $ vim /tmp/example.raku +'syntax' +'q'
For more details follow those instructions:
$ vim +'help packages' +'only'Configuring optional features
Not all features are enabled by default. This is in part due to them still being considered in testing, or because they may influence your regular workflow too much. These can be enabled by setting a certain variable to a truthy value.
vim-raku
can use Vim's abbreviation feature to convert ASCII based operators to their Unicode equivalents on the fly. To enable this feature, add the following line to your vimrc
file:
let g:raku_unicode_abbrevs = 1
This project is available under the MIT License.
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