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https://github.com/paulfioravanti/vim-steno-q-and-a

Vim plugin for syntax highlighting Legal Q&A (Question and Answer) transcripts.
https://github.com/paulfioravanti/vim-steno-q-and-a

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Vim plugin for syntax highlighting Legal Q&A (Question and Answer) transcripts.

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# Vim Steno Q&A



This vim plugin provides some basic syntax highlighting for [Q&A][] (Question

and Answer) transcripts. These transcripts record lines of questioning in a

conversation involving multiple people, usually in a legal context.



![Vim Steno Q&A][Vim Steno Q&A image url]



More information about the concept of Q&A can be found at:



- [Platinum Steno Lesson 27 QA video][]

- _[Plover For the Record][]_



A demo of Q&A using this plugin, along with with [Plover][] stenography and the

[Plover Q&A][] plugin, can be seen in this video:



- [Steno Legal Q&A Test with Plover and Vim][]



## Install



Install using your favorite vim plugin package manager. Here is an example for

[vim-plug][]:



```vimscript

Plug 'paulfioravanti/vim-steno-q-and-a'

```



## The `.qanda` Filetype



This plugin defines a new filetype to accommodate the syntax highlighting:

`.qanda`. So, make sure to name your files like `my-qa-transcript.qanda` to see

the highlighting.



If you want to make sure your `.qanda` files also inherit the settings you have

for text files, make sure to add a file like the following to your vim config:



`$HOME/.vim/after/ftplugin/qanda.vim`



```vimscript

runtime! after/ftplugin/text.vim

```



## Customisation



Each of the colours and highlighting in the syntax can be customised. Below is a

list of all the default variables used, and their values. Any of the variables

can be overridden with any values compatible with vim's `highlight` command.

Type `:h hi` to see those options.



```vimscript

let g:stenoQAndANameFgColor = 'darkyellow'

let g:stenoQAndANameBgColor = 'NONE'

let g:stenoQAndANameHighlighting = 'bold'



let g:stenoQAndACourtRoleFgColor = 'darkcyan'

let g:stenoQAndACourtRoleBgColor = 'NONE'

let g:stenoQAndACourtRoleHighlighting = 'bold'



let g:stenoQAndACourtFgColor = 'darkgreen'

let g:stenoQAndACourtBgColor = 'NONE'

let g:stenoQAndACourtHighlighting = 'bold'



let g:stenoQAndAWitnessFgColor = 'darkblue'

let g:stenoQAndAWitnessBgColor = 'NONE'

let g:stenoQAndAWitnessHighlighting = 'bold'



let g:stenoQAndABylineFgColor = 'white'

let g:stenoQAndABylineBgColor = 'red'

let g:stenoQAndABylineHighlighting = 'bold'



let g:stenoQAndAQFgColor = 'red'

let g:stenoQAndAQBgColor = 'NONE'

let g:stenoQAndAQHighlighting = 'bold'



let g:stenoQAndAAFgColor = 'darkblue'

let g:stenoQAndAABgColor = 'NONE'

let g:stenoQAndAAHighlighting = 'bold'



let g:stenoQAndASetNameFgColor = 'darkcyan'

let g:stenoQAndASetNameBgColor = 'NONE'

let g:stenoQAndASetNameHighlighting = 'bold'



let g:stenoQAndASetNameLawyerNameFgColor = 'darkyellow'

let g:stenoQAndASetNameLawyerNameBgColor = 'NONE'

let g:stenoQAndASetNameLawyerNameHighlighting = 'bold'



let g:stenoQAndASetNameArrowFgColor = 'darkmagenta'

let g:stenoQAndASetNameArrowBgColor = 'NONE'

let g:stenoQAndASetNameArrowHighlighting = 'bold'

```



[Platinum Steno Lesson 27 QA video]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEgaJ7hWIvg

[Plover]: https://www.openstenoproject.org/

[Plover For the Record]: https://www.paulfioravanti.com/blog/plover-for-the-record/

[Plover Q&A]: https://github.com/paulfioravanti/plover-q-and-a

[Q&A]: http://ilovesteno.com/2014/02/03/the-different-types-of-q-a/

[Steno Legal Q&A Test with Plover and Vim]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZFj0q0d9uo

[vim-plug]: https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug

[Vim Steno Q&A image url]: ./qanda.jpg