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1. #INSTALL SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTING FOR NANO MAC INSTALL#
2. #INSTALL SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTING FOR NANO MAC UPGRADE#

\ is used to signify the end of the command to execute to the find command.find /usr/share/nano/ -iname "*.nanorc" -exec echo include gets replaced with the file name. I used this command to quickly enable all available languages. These are the tools you need to get started, not the end polished product.

#INSTALL SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTING FOR NANO MAC UPGRADE#

notable upgrade from nano, with syntax highlighting for most common file types.

#INSTALL SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTING FOR NANO MAC INSTALL#

The ALL.nanorc describes features for all yet unclassified files. Thats it, though if youre on macOS, you can install micro from brew. Specify the ones you want to have colorizing for, and you will have to tune these colors to your preferences.

I'm maintaining a more accurate set of definitions here, for anyone who finds them useful.Īdd these lines to the ~/.nanorc include ~/.nano/syntax/html.nanorc Yes you can, however the default syntax definitions are quite poor and incomplete. You can also write include /usr/share/nano/* to the ~/.nanorc file to enable all languages to be highlighted if your nano version supports it. There are also other solutions if you are not satisfied with your bash highlighting. You can unset it with unset LANG in the terminal.

Here, a bash file named login. Create or open any script file in vim editor to check the current look of the file content before enabling syntax highlighting. Run the following command to check the version of the installed vim editor. Run the following command to install vim editor. If such an error occurs, unsetting the LANG environment variable helps. By default, vi editor is installed in Ubuntu. Note: Sometimes you might get a segmentation fault after you have edited your ~/.nanorc file. Now, syntax highlighting is enabled in nano for whatever file you linked (You could also link multiple files) Link them to your user's nano configuration file present at ~/.nanorc with something similiar to this line: :~$ cat ~/.nanorc Note that this old files are preferable to new versions because they have less non-supported constructs. I found an old version of them that works almost well with the nano that ships with Macs. Check out /usr/share/nano/ :~$ ls /usr/share/nano/Īsm.nanorc fortran.nanorc man.nanorc ocaml.nanorc ruby.nanorcĪwk.nanorc gentoo.nanorc mgp.nanorc patch.nanorc sh.nanorcĬ.nanorc groff.nanorc mutt.nanorc perl.nanorc tcl.nanorcĬmake.nanorc html.nanorc nano-menu.xpm php.nanorc tex.nanorcĬss.nanorc java.nanorc nanorc.nanorc pov.nanorc xml.nanorcĭebian.nanorc makefile.nanorc objc.nanorc python.nanorc In order to make nano do syntax highlighting we need to fetch the syntaxes. The nano editor provides syntax highlighting for a few languages and scripts by itself.