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	util/vim-contnet

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		**vim-contnet** provides Vim syntax highlighting for CNP, CNM and CNMfmt

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		Example screenshot of vim-contnet

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		**BUG:** Currently, the CNMfmt syntax highlighter assumes that formatting tags will come in LIFO order. Due to that, CNMfmt highlighting may be incorrect for some documents.

	section Installation
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			Using @@https://github.com/tpope/vim-pathogen Pathogen@@:

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			git clone https://git.clsr.net/contnet/vim-contnet ~/.vim/bundle/vim-contnet

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			Using @@util/cn-fileserver vim-plug@@, in your vimrc/init.vim:

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			Plug 'https://git.clsr.net/contnet/vim-contnet'

	section Usage
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			vim-contnet only provides a few sensible defaults for CNM and CNP files, as well as syntax highlighting for them.

			To add additional languages for nested syntax highlighting within ``raw`` CNM blocks, define ``g:cnm_raw_syntaxes_extra`` dictionary in your ``~/.vimrc``.

			For example, to add HTML syntax highlighting within ``raw text/html`` and ``raw html`` blocks:

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			let g:cnm_raw_syntaxes_extra = {'text/html': 'html', 'html': 'html'}

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			vim-contnet defines a default dictionary of raw languages that contain CNM, CNP and CNMfmt. It can be overriden by defining ``g:cnm_raw_syntaxes``.

	section Source
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			The vim-contnet source code is available on @@https://git.clsr.net/contnet/vim-contnet@@


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	/spec/  Specifications
	/doc/   Documents
	/draft/ Drafts
	/lib/   Libraries
	/util/  Tools and utilities

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		vim-contnet