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What support is included in Pythons source code for Vim?

April 26, 2017included Python source code support Vim

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What support is included in Pythons source code for Vim?

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Within the Misc/Vim directory you will find two files to help you when editing Python code. One is python.vim, which is a generated syntax highlight file for Python code. This file is updated much more frequently as it contains syntax highlighting for keywords as they are added to the source tree. See the top of the file to find out how to use the file. The other file for Vim is a vimrc file that supports PEP 7 and 8 coding standards. All settings are specific to Python and C code and thus will not affect other settings. There are also some settings which are helpful but turned off by default at the end of the file if one cares to use non-essential settings. Once again, see the top of the file to learn how to take advantage of the file.