Vim-sage is a vim plugin for support SageMath (former Sage) mathematics software system. The vim-sage supports syntax highlighting and indentation for SageMath files in Vim editor.
Use your preferred installation method for Vim plugins.
With vim-plug that would mean to add the following to your vimrc:
Plug 'petRUShka/vim-sage'- vimcmdline: send lines from Vim to interpreter (SageMath and vim-sage are supported);
- vim-python-pep8-indent: a nicer Python indentation style for Vim;
- python-syntax: extended Python syntax highlighting for Vim (much nicer than default highlight);
- SimpylFold (together with FastFold): no-BS Python code folding for Vim (it just works with Python code);
- vim-pythonsense: provides text objects and motions for Python classes, methods, functions, and doc strings;
- jedi-vim: autocompletion, goto assignment/definition/stub, show documentation, renaming, usages and etc for Python. It works only with Python libraries and doesn't see Sage libraries or understand non-python Sage code. But it works well for built-in python instructions or libraries like
numpywhen editing sage code-file.
vim-sage sets sage.python filetype for sage-files, so above plugins for Python itself work smoothly with sage-files.
Whereas it is not clear at the moment how to fully use tools like Language Server or Jedi with SageMath (see discussion and links here) it is possible to use good old tags with not as good but still usable code navigation (go to definition functionality).
- Install indexing tool Universal-ctags. Put following lines in
~/.ctags(for other other than Linux OS look at Option file help page to check the right place):
# to have ctags skip indexing import statements uncomment following line
# --python-kinds=-i
# SageMath
--langmap=Python:+.sage
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(Optionally) Install vim-plugin ludovicchabant/vim-gutentags for auto(re)generating tag files.
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Use vim built-in tag browsing and navigating functionality (:help tagsrch.txt for details).