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Since I couldn't find anything as per title, does anyone know what org-babel language could be used as workaround?

Currently I surround code blocks with #+begin_src sh, though in particular the comments " are obvisouly not displayed correctly.

Or in other words (offtopic): What language uses " for comments and is supported by org-babel?

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  • Vim script specification – Tobias May 6 '19 at 13:06
  • @Tobias I don't quite understand. Could you please elaborate on the usage of your provided link with org-babel? – user3166159 May 6 '19 at 13:35
  • That is a comment to spare the others the search for the Vim script specification. Maybe you should add that link to your question. Afterwards I can delete my comments. – Tobias May 6 '19 at 15:12
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You can try vimrc-mode provided on melpa.

Install it with M-x package-install RET vimrc-mode RET.

Orgmode provides font lock of source blocks for all major modes. So font-locking of source blocks works for vimrc-mode:

You do not have org-babel-execute:vimrc. So execution of vimrc blocks is not possible.

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