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Hi:
vim 7.1.
It loads a C source program and there's a lot of colour on the screen. The manual is dense. Anyone familiarized with it? If so, how can I do to disable colour highlighting. The
command likely to be as in vi. And although i once managed
to disable it, matching delimiters still were highlighted. There must be a more global command.
estabro: no, it only makes the cursor jump to a matching one but it doesn't matter. I'll manage. I take the opportunity to ask you what may be the reason why, in my system, vi is a mere link to elvis. Kind regards.
wow, sorry I didn't reply sooner. Elvis is probably your system's default editor that supplies a vi compat mode, same thing happens when you install vim, though it'll point to vim instead of elvis.
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