Syntax highlighting
For syntax highlighting of Gliimly programs in Vim, do this once:
gg -m

The above will create a syntax file in your local Vim syntax directory:
$HOME/.vim/syntax/gliim.vim

and also update your local $HOME/.vimrc file to use this syntax for files with .gliim extension. All files updated are local, i.e. they affect only the current user. Each user who wants this feature must issue the above command.

You can then change the color scheme to anything you like by using ":colorscheme" directly in editor, or by specifying "colorscheme" in your ".vimrc" file for a persistent change.

The Gliimly highlighting syntax is tested with Vim 8.1.
See also
Language
inline-code  
statements  
syntax-highlighting  
unused-var  
variable-scope  
See all
documentation

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