FortranDictionary_vim

A FORTRAN keyword dictionary, or word list, made to use specially with vim's built-in dictionary completion.

HOW TO USE:

1. Add this file to your .vim directory

2. Into your .vimrc add a FORTRAN type file: (or you can use your own config)

au Bufred, BuFNewFile *f, *f90, *f95 set filetype=fortran

This sets a filetype called "fortran" for files that end with .f, .f90, .f95

3. add the file as a dictionary completion option

au FileType fortran set dictionary+=/path/to/.vim/dict/fortran

set dictionary+=/path/to/.vim/dict/fortran tells vim to use the file you're pointing as a dictionary. au FileType fortran tells vim to only set said config when you're working with fortran file type, hence the dictionary completion will not work when using other file types.

HOW TO UNSET THE DICTIONARY

Vim's :help dictionary recommends you to not just comment the line or delete it, nor to just delete the file, but insted to use

dictionary-=/path/to/dictionary