David, Try adding the following lines in your ~/.vimrc file: " Enable syntax highlighting set t_Co=16 set t_Sf=^[[3%dm set t_Sb=^[[4%dm syntax on This works for me on Mac OS X... -Scott 11:06AM, David Enderson <DEnderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >Hi Team, > >Well, I didn't get any coding done on DHCP yet, but I did get enough >reading done in the spec I found so that I can start coding. When I >went to start coding, I realized that it had been several years since I >had coded actively on BeOS. In the meantime I've done lots of coding in >C++ and PHP, but it was all on linux servers via SSH. > >I also realized that during the last few years I have become hooked on >the latest version of VIM and its color syntax highlighting. So I set >out to get that working on Be and it has become an epic quest. I >downloaded the latest source from vim.org and to my surprise I actually >got it to compile and run successfully. The only problem is that I >can't get color syntax highlighting working. > >Do any of you use VIM and have you gotten color syntax highlighting >working on Be? If so, how? > >There is this compiled version of VIM 6.2 on BeBits: >http://www.bebits.com/app/2693 > >It looks like they built the same code I used except built it for Zeta. >Has anyone used this? Does color syntax highlighting work in it? > >One thing I have figured out so far is that if I set my TERM like this: >TERM=ansi > >VIM itself displays color error messages and such, so that way I know >the color codes are working correctly, but it gives an error when >parsing the syntax.vim file. I tracked the problem back to a source >file in the vim source code that was beos specific, but I'm not sure if >it is actually an error or if I'm just building it wrong. > >When I get this figured out I'll post a binary for people to download on >BeBits. Anyone have any ideas? > >Thanks, >David > > >