James Vega wrote:
Chip,
Currently, the sh highlighting uses \< and \> to delimit the match for
"for", "if", "do", etc. This causes problematic highlighting with
commands like "git for-each-ref" since the for in that command is
matched.
There are a couple of possible solutions that come to mind, but adding
"-" to 'iskeyword' seems to be the easiest approach. Otherwise, the
regex would need to become a bit more complicated.
I think there's a problem with adding "-" to iskeyword: consider
x-y-z=3
This doesn't work, of course, but the highlighting for it is different
with "set isk+=-" , and catching the problem is visually easier as is.
Perhaps changing the regions so that they use \<for\_s will work (and
similar constructs for while and until).
Regards,
Chip Campbell
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