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created 2006 · complexity basic · author dongtao · version n/a
Suppose the filetype is en. Then, write a file ~/.vim/syntax/en.vim with contents as follows:
syn region enConstant start=/</hs=e+1 end=/>/he=s-1 syn region enType start=/`/hs=e+1 end=/`/he=s-1 syn region enString start=/|/hs=e+1 end=/|/he=s-1 syn region enTodo start=/@/hs=e+1 end=/@/he=s-1 syn sync minlines=10 syn case match hi def link enIdentifier Identifier hi def link enString String hi def link enType Type hi def link enUnderlined Underlined let b:current_syntax = "en"
And the following change in filetype.vim:
au BufNewFile,BufRead *.en setf en
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- A simple syncolor.vim alternative is here.
- A list of tips related to highlighting is here.
- Use vim.org search (put "colorscheme" in the keywords box) to find colorschemes.
This should be more comfortable:
syn case ignore syn match enHide contained /zr/ syn match enHide contained /zb/ syn match enHide contained /zt/ syn match enHide contained /zg/ syn match enHide contained /zs/ syn match enHide contained /`/ syn region enConstant start=/zr/hs=e+1 end=/`/ contains=ALL keepend syn region enType start=/zg/hs=e+1 end=/`/ contains=ALL keepend syn region enStatement start=/zs/hs=e+1 end=/`/ contains=ALL keepend syn region enTodo start=/zt/hs=e+1 end=/`/ contains=ALL keepend syn region enNonText start=/zb/hs=e+1 end=/`/ contains=ALL keepend syn sync minlines=10 syn case match hi def link enConstant Constant hi def link enStatement Statement hi def link enType Type hi def link enTodo Todo hi def link enNonText NonText hi def link enHide Error let b:current_syntax = "en"
You also need to change the definition of Error, see below:
in /usr/share/vim/vim70/syntax/syncolor.vim,
SynColor Error term=reverse cterm=NONE ctermfg=Black ctermbg=Black gui=NONE guifg=White guibg=Red
Use syn match enHide /`/
instead of syn match enHide contained /`/