No m//, s///, or tr/// directly after . or a sigil
update s/// flags to match perlop documentation in 5.14.2
might as well update m// and tr// while I'm here
Merge pull request #72 from karenetheridge/master

substitution operator flags
added my own efm_perl.pl, the one that comes with vim is more than 10 years old according to its comments
Add support for new syntax region perlPackageFold

That allows reindent to work with folded packages.
Merge pull request #75 from rgs/master

Small fix to Perl 5 indent file
Merge pull request #70 from KrisShannon/master

No m//, s///, or tr/// directly after . or a sigil
Merge pull request #74 from harleypig/master

added newer efm_perl.pl for syntax checking
let gf open module files even if the module name is used with a method name like in Foo::Bar->new
Merge pull request #77 from mannih/master

change to inclueexpr
Add minimal tests for tt2 syntax highlighting

Specifically test that b:tt2_syn_inc_perl works.  (It doesn't.)
Allow user to disable perl syntax inside of tt2

if it's set uncondtionally there's no need to check it later...
Set it as a default so that it can be turned off by custom vim scripts
highlight TODO: in addition to TODO

perl-support.vim plugin adds ':' to 'iskeyword' option.
At least, its older releases added it (can't find it in the latest
version). I like it because it allows me to move around using */# commands
quickly.
But if this option is configured this way, syntax/perl.vim doesn't
highlight 'TODO:' in comments, because TODO: is considered a complete
keyword.

Maybe I should've replaced 'syn keyword perlTodo' with 'syn match', but
it's not too much of copy-pasting (see the patch), and that's what
syntax/help.vim does for NOTE: lines in vim help files.
Merge pull request #84 from berekuk/highlight-todo-colon

highlight TODO: in addition to TODO
update credits
Words like FIXME and TODO now have their colon versions as well
make include path work for perl6
Merge remote-tracking branch 'petdance/master'
pathogen and vundle works for vim-perl