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| author | serialhex <serialhex@gmail.com> | 2017-06-01 16:35:21 +0300 |
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| committer | GitHub <noreply@github.com> | 2017-06-01 16:35:21 +0300 |
| commit | e951795a32b00fef714364f0d4a8f5a166fffa5c (patch) | |
| tree | 9548ab1ebaae33247b999c201e9d36747c56ef28 | |
| parent | 510c4cb7f545ab5b56f10cd6aaa4ede7f26605d7 (diff) | |
Update link to latest `nanorc` manpage, and grammar.
| -rw-r--r-- | README.md | 30 |
1 files changed, 15 insertions, 15 deletions
@@ -1,24 +1,24 @@ nano-highlight ============== -a spiffy collection of nano syntax highlighting files +A spiffy collection of nano syntax highlighting files ----------------------------------------------------- -*most* (ok, prettymuch all) of these have been stol\*COUGH\* politely included in this repository. proper +*Most* (ok, prettymuch all) of these have been stol\*COUGH\* politely included in this repository. Proper attribution follows at the end of it all... Unless otherwise specified, all files are under the [unlicense](http://unlicense.org/) WTF do i need these stupid things for??? ---------------------------------------- -well, if EMACS or vi are too much of a **PITA** for you to learn, and all the other text editors you've used are -likewise annoying for some reason (yes i'm looking at you Kate & Gedit) then nano is probably your best option! (or +Well, if EMACS or vi are too much of a **PITA** for you to learn, and all the other text editors you've used are +likewise annoying for some reason (yes i'm looking at you Kate & Gedit) then nano is probably your best option! (Or if you just like the simplicity of using an extremely lightweight console editor, which is one of the biggest reasons why __*I*__ use it) -so HTF do i use these things??? +So HTF do i use these things??? ------------------------------- -one of the easiest ways is like this: +One of the easiest ways is like this: `git clone git://github.com/serialhex/nano-highlight.git ~/.nano` then simply add the different \*.nanorc files that you want to use to your `~/.nanorc` file. for example, this is mine: @@ -48,16 +48,16 @@ then simply add the different \*.nanorc files that you want to use to your `~/.n ## Markdown include "~/.nano/markdown.nanorc"` -there are other spiffy things you can do in your `.nanorc` file, see [nanorc manpage][] online or your very own nanorc manpage for more details. +There are other spiffy things you can do in your `.nanorc` file, see [nanorc manpage][] online or your very own nanorc manpage for more details. -[nanorc manpage]: http://www.nano-editor.org/dist/v2.2/nanorc.5.html +[nanorc manpage]: http://www.nano-editor.org/dist/v2.8/nanorc.5.html OOH!!! that's spiffy!! thanks for all your hard work in making all these files!! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -umm, yeah, about that, i didnt make *all* of them, here is the list of who did what with whom: +Umm, yeah, about that, i didnt make *all* of them, here is the list of who did what with whom: -### files from [nanosyntax][] (New BSD license) ### +### Files from [nanosyntax][] (New BSD license) ### [nanosyntax]: http://code.google.com/p/nanosyntax/ apache2.nanorc conf.nanorc gentoo.nanorc man.nanorc plaudis.nanorc sources_list.nanorc @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ config3.nanorc etcportage.nanorc log-stuff.nanorc perl.nanorc configfiles.nanorc etc-stuff.nanorc maincf.nanorc php2.nanorc sh.nanorc config.nanorc etcxml.nanorc makefile.nanorc php.nanorc softcam.nanorc -### files from [scopatz / nanorc][] ('do whatever you want' licence) ### +### Files from [scopatz / nanorc][] ('do whatever you want' licence) ### [scopatz / nanorc]: https://github.com/scopatz/nanorc *his repo has since changed, see LICENSE for the new license these fall under* @@ -84,14 +84,14 @@ asm.nanorc cython.nanorc html.nanorc markdown.nanorc perl.nanorc fortran.nanorc java.nanorc mutt.nanorc php.nanorc reST.nanorc xml.nanorc conf.nanorc gentoo.nanorc lua.nanorc nanorc.nanorc pov.nanorc ruby.nanorc -### files found 'round the net (see the file for more info) ### +### Files found 'round the net (see the file for more info) ### markdown.nanorc txt2tags.nanorc -### files from [aaronhamilton / coffeescript-nano][] ### +### Files from [aaronhamilton / coffeescript-nano][] ### [aaronhamilton / coffeescript-nano]: https://github.com/aaronhamilton/coffeescript-nano coffee.nanorc -## this is the end ## +## This is the end ## -that's it, have fun & dont hurt yourself!! +That's it, have fun & dont hurt yourself!! |