
3 Feb
2025
3 Feb
'25
2:34 p.m.
I have been using `t-vim` more or less extensively and I have found that in some recent update it stopped loading. It fails to find and load `module-catcodes`, which apparently defines `\(un)protectmodulecatcodes`. Is there a workaround? I have tried replacing the special (un)protects with regular ones, but it didn't seem to get me further.
Can you double check if the module is installed correctly? I tested on a new machine with the following test file (I use neovim rather than vim as I don't have vim installed here) and everything works fine. \usemodule[vim] \setupvimtyping[vimcommand=nvim] \definevimtyping[JULIA][syntax=julia] \starttext \startJULIA print("Hello world") \stopJULIA \stoptext Aditya