[courses] [c] lesson 11: enumerating boolean/hacking vim

[Julie]

Morgon Kanter wrote:
> 
> First, I found the vim startup scripts directory (for debian it was
> /usr/share/vim). open up syntax/c.vim in your favorite editor, and do search
> for int. After about the 7th search for int, you'll see a line that says:
> syn keyword     cType           int long short char void
> add boolean after void
> 
> What we just did was change vim's startup script to find the syntax
> highlighting for a file that ends in ".c"
> 
> Anyway, to make use of this, we do a boolean enum:
> enum boolean {false, true};
> #define boolean enum boolean

You might want to reconsider this and use a typedef instead.

typedef enum {false, true} boolean;
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