Closed alichtman closed 3 years ago
The latest versions of jrnl (v2.7+) use .jrnl
as the file extension when using an editor, so setting the default syntax for .jrnl
will enable this.
If you use a template for a specific journal, jrnl will copy the file extension of your template, in which case you can decide what extension you prefer to use.
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Thanks! Updated jrnl and it works with:
autocmd BufRead,BufNewFile *.jrnl set filetype=jrnl
To use this, do you set the default syntax for
.txt
files tojrnl
?