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The AADL modes for Emacs and vim provide syntax coloration and automatic indentation features when editing AADL files.
To load the AADL mode for Emacs, you need to add the following line to your emacs configuration file (usually located in ~/.emacs) :
(load "/path/to/this/file.el")
For more details on this mode, please refer to the emacs contextual help.
The AADL mode for vim is made of two files aadl.vim: one for syntactic coloration, and the other for indentation. The file for indentation must be placed into ~/.vim/indent/ while the one for syntactic coloration must be placed into ~/.vim/syntax/
To load the AADL mode whenever you edit AADL files, create a file named ~/.vim/filetype.vim, in which you write:
augroup filetypedetect au BufNewFile,BufRead *.aadl setf aadl augroup END
For more details, please read the documentation of vim.