adimit / prolog.vim

Prolog Integration for Vim

Prolog integration for Vim

Prolog is lacking any sort of functional IDE, besides maybe the Emacs-integration that comes with SWI and Sicstus. Vim has traditionally not been a good editor for Prolog. In fact, it is close to being nothing more than a plain text editor for Prolog.

These files seek to change this. Copy them into your $VIM_RUNTIME or just ~/.vim, preserving the directory structure.

The files are public domain.

Maintenance

Note: I am no longer using Vim, or Prolog on a regular basis. Therefore I can no longer improve this package, but I will accept patches. (June 2014)

Feature Highlights

• Accounts for pretty much all of Prolog syntax (including DCGs)
• Syntactical hints for folding
• Accounts for the full set of ISO built-in predicates and operators
• Also features the full set of SWI built-ins.
• gorgeous fruit-salad-fu for your Prolog

prolog.vim's Issues

Predicates consisting of [.-:=]+ charaters not supported.

Good work, only found that predicates consisting of [.-:=] characters can break the syntax a bit.

:- op( 220, xfy, .. ).
:- op( 220, xfy, .==. ).
:- A = a..b.

how to use the prolog.vim with vundle?

I like to know that there is a great prolog.vim, but i wonder why i can't config prolog.vim with vundle. Can you write a instruction on the README.md

SWI dictionary syntax not supported

SWI Prolog has a dictionary construct that breaks syntax highlighting when using dot-syntax to index a dictionary, e.g. MyDictionary.field.

I might have a look into this if I get some time.