This short intruduction includes the steps which are necessary to get this application up and running.
- Generated for all versions but adopted to v1912
- This extension to the vim editor allows you to highlight a lot of OpenFOAM keywords
- The original version was developed by Holzmann-cfd
- The current branch is maintained by Eric Van Horn and was forked from Qi Zhang.
- In general you should use pathogen for keeping your vim folder clean and easy to manage
- For that purpose check out that site: vim-pathogen
- After pathagon is installed, go into your bundle directory
cd $HOME/.vim/bundle
- and clone the vim extension for OpenFOAM
git clone https://bitbucket.org/shor-ty/vimextensionopenfoam.git
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Done. If you open the OpenFOAM files now, the plugin should be used
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spf13-vim is also highly recommended. Refer to spf13-vim
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If you already have it, just add phresher/vim-openfoam to your .vimrc.bundles.local file
echo Bundle \'phresher/vim-openfoam\' >> ~/.vimrc.bundles.local
- and install it with
vim +BundleInstall! +BundleClean +q
- Added keywords
- Remove custom colorscheme
- Renewed the README file for the correct usage with pathogen
- Added keywords for the dynamicMeshDict
- Changed the colorscheme (build a new one)
- Updated keywords and other stuff
- Updated the install script (remove issue #1 and #2)
- Modified keymapping.vim to use the foam256 colorscheme
- Changed some format stuff in the added files
- Merged Ferdinand Leinbach's modifications which result in Version 4.0
- Added ability to make colorscheme foam256 optional and use user default instead
- Calls and calling with autogroups now
- Regular plugin-folder structure
- Rearanged the files
- Insert new keywords
- Autocomplete BC
- Split the openfoam.vim file into foam tree in syntax/openfoam/*
- Added check into install script to check if there is already the entrys available in $HOME/.vimrc
- Added new keywords
- Karl-Johan Nogenmyr
- Ferdinand Leinbach