Allow scala comments to contain comments
Improve implementation of sortAcrossGroups
Add specs
Add travis.yaml
Add more fixtures
Adjust travis emails
Add more specs
Convert readme to markdown
Add spec for multiple newlines
Enhanced syntax to handle string interpolation

- Added syntax highlighting for variables inside s", s""", f" and f"""
  expressions
Merge pull request #18 from sprsquish/patch-1

Allow scala comments to contain comments
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:derekwyatt/vim-scala

- Allow scala comments to contain comments /sprsquish
Simple fix to keep it to 80 columns
Merge branch 'lenniboy-master' /lenniboy

- The PR does the following:
-- Adds unit tests via vimrunner - at the moment only the sorting is covered
-- Improves the sorting function (I found a few bugs by writing the unit tests)
-- It converts the README to Markdown since I think that code samples are easier
   to read when rendered with syntax highlighting by Github. If you want to see
   what it looks like: https://github.com/lenniboy/vim-scala/
- The tests can also be automatically executed by TravisCI. If you want to
  activate it for your repository, follow these steps:
  http://about.travis-ci.org/docs/user/getting-started/
Fixed issue #28

- scala.xpt.vim has been moved to its own subdirectory
Fixed issue #31

- Added an explicit LICENSE.TXT file that states the Apache 2 license
Fixed issue #34

- Wrapped the offending mappings in an 'if'
-- `let g:scala_use_default_keymappings = 0` to disable the mappings
- Also used `<Leader>` instead of a literal `,`
Fixed issue #37

- OK, "fixed" really isn't the best answer... it's not crappy looking anymore
- It's not exactly what quasi quotes should look like, though
Reverting 'fix' for issue #28
Refactoring the syntax file

- I'm finally learning how to write syntax files (I've been faking it up
  to this point).
- This is being done because I've had a lot of difficulty addressing
  bugs in the past and it would be nice to make that easier, as well as
  to make it easier to define some more interesting syntax highlighting
  in the future.