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Vim: How to declare that a file with a certain name should be of some file type?
I have a file named ini which receives no syntax highlighting since there is no file extension to help identify the file type. How would I go about declaring that all files which are named ini should be of type dosini?
Solution
:h ftdetect may help you. Basically it is
autocmd BufNewFile,BufRead *.ini setfiletype dosini
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