Onion Plug-in for Vim

This is a Vim plug-in that will hopefully make it easier for you to work with the Tor source tree.

Some features includes:

When creating a new Rust, C source, C header, or "changes" file we automatically fill out the new file with a somewhat sensible template.
We enable Doxygen syntax highlighting in onion flavored C code by default.
We set indentation settings to follow the Tor coding guidelines: spaces instead of tabs, 2 spaces per tab, 1 space indentation for labels, files are 80 characters wide, etc..
Syntax highlighting and indentation support for Trunnel files.

Configuration

You can configure this plug-in using the following variables. All of the variables can be set in your ~/.vimrc. For example: let g:onion_copyright_holder = "John Doe".

g:onion_copyright_holder (Default: The Tor Project, Inc)

When creating a new file within the Tor source tree we will use this value for generating the correct copyright headers.
g:onion_search_file (Default: ["src/core/or/or.h", "src/or/or.h"]):

This variable is used to detect whether a file belongs to the Tor source tree or not. Once you open a file in Vim a function will be called that either sets the b:onion_file variable to 1 or 0 depending on whether the file belongs to the Tor source tree or not.
g:onion_disable_doxygen (Default: 0):

This variable allows you to disable the Doxygen comment highlighting in C source and header files.
g:onion_disable_spell_check (Default: 0):

This variable allows you to disable the automatic spell checking that is enabled for Tor's changelog "changes" files.
g:onion_disable_type_highlight (Default: 0):

This variable allows you to disable the automatic highlighting of Tor specific data-types.

Rust

If your installed version of Vim doesn't come with support for the Rust programming language out of the box you should install the Rust vim plug-in from https://github.com/rust-lang/rust.vim

Help

Feel free to contact ahf in #tor-dev on OFTC if you have any questions or need help using this plug-in. Suggestions to make the plug-in better are warmly welcomed.

Contributing

Please submit a pull request here on Github. Please remember to add yourself to this README.markdown's authors section below.

Authors