A Dwarf Fortress raw file plugin for Vim. Currently only provides syntax highlighting.
| Plugin Manager | Install with... |
|---|---|
| vim-plug | Plug 'kazimuth/dwarffortress.vim' |
| pathogen | git clone https://github.com/kazimuth/dwarffortress.vim ~/.vim/bundle/dwarffortress.vim |
| neobundle.vim | NeoBundle 'kazimuth/dwarffortress.vim' |
| vundle | Plugin 'kazimuth/dwarffortress.vim' |
| dein.vim | call dein#add('kazimuth/dwarffortress.vim') |
| none | copy all of the files into your ~/.vim directory |
Edit a raw file with vim. It should have colors.
If it doesn't have colors and it should, see the following section.
By default, the plugin looks at the first few lines of every .txt file to see if it looks like a raw file.
If it fails, you can do :set ft=dwarffortress to force the file to be detected correctly.
Or, you can go to the end of the file, add:
vim:ft=dwarffortress:and reopen it.
If you don't want the plugin to guess what files are raw files, you can put:
let g:dwarffortress_guess=0in your .vimrc.
If you want to detect all .txt files as raw files, you can put:
let g:dwarffortress_always=1in your .vimrc.
When you open a new raw file the highlighting might look a little wonky; just save and reopen it to fix that.
See :help dwarffortress.