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Hey @lervag,

Just had a look at your vim config, and it's very interesting. A lot of plugins that I didn't know about (like context.vim), and a lot that we have in common (like coc-nvim).

I see that you have your own wiki plugin, and was wondering how is that working for you. What is your workflow with it?

I personally have jrnl for journaling (became more like a sport tracker recently), taskwarrior for tasks (not using at all recently, doing everything on github..) and apy for flashcards (thank you so much for that). Countless other tools that I do not manage properly (google docs/spreadsheets, milanote, slack, etc).
While most of the notes that I find worthwhile writing down go directly in Anki, I'm not satisfied with my knowledge management system.

I want to find some time to study more about stuff like BASB, PARA, CFAR, Byron Katie's The work, Zettelkasten & co, but I'm afraid that it's quite low in my icebox of things to do. In that case, mimicking fellow vim/python/anki/tmux/zsh/etc user sounds like a good strategy ^^'

Hi

Just wondering. Should this be replaced by this ?

Alternatively, I found that for the new vimtex, I needed to add ['', 'Env'] to the list of texMathZones

Also, if I'm not mistaken, vimtex#syntax#in_mathzone (which works great) is not documented anywhere.

Dear @lervag ,

I am sorry to bother you. You are using a very recent Fortran vim syntax (more than mine that is dated 2012), so I hope you can help me.

I am searching for a Fortran vim syntax file that supports submodule related keywords. In particular, let us consider the following snippet:

submodule (foo) bar
contains
  module subroutine foo_bar
  ...
  end subroutine foo_bar
endsubmodule bar

I want:

• highlight submodule and endsubmodule;
• enable folding of module subroutine/end subroutine and module function/end function.

Can you help? Had you patched your Fortran syntax file or can you point me to whom did it?

Thank you very much in advance.

My best regards.