So I guess others may not know, either, but deciding to spend some time going through Shad's scripts (outside of OSG) I thought it would be nice to have syntax highlighting in my favourite editor (Vim). Blow me, but there's a file for that, which can be found at http://vim.cybermirror.org/runtime/syntax/lsl.vim. On Linux copy it to ~/.vim/syntax (create the directory if it doesn't exist). It should also work with Vim on Windows, but you'll have to check where to copy it to yourself for that.

NB. I found a couple of different files for Vim knocking about, but the one linked seems most up to date. Older ones choke on scripts using newer developments.

For users of other editors, a quick google suggests that similar syntax highlighting files are available.

Real Men use VI lol

Cant bring myself to use Vim or joe or any of the others in *Nix

Vim IS Vi (improved)

NVI or GTFO :p
(I kid, I kid...)

nano -> for all our quick fix needs
lol

WhiteStar has a language syntax highlighter for users of Notepad++ a Windows text editor. It is OpenSim aware, highlighting OS functions. Very nice, I use it as the color scheme matches the built in editor of my viewer.

Here is a version of VIM, called gVim from PortableApps.com, also for Windows. Haven't used this one.

Shad

cat Roken |more hahah

nano totally rocks --it was my favorite editor until I learned nvi! \m/