I've been swapping my subscribed addresses, so I apologize if this got
posted more than once.
My question is casual, but I wasn't able to find anything on the FAQs or
Google, so I hope someone here can tell me if I'm nuts or not.
In my ideal world (which, so far, Vim has done an excellent job
Is there some way, perhaps through a syntax rule, or
rules, to have Vim shade the background of *alternating*
CSS definitions, assuming this file format?
While I'm not sure the below will solve it, I've pasted in
some dialog from Benji Fisher and Tony Mechelynck (from back
in February of this
Aaron wrote:
I've been swapping my subscribed addresses, so I apologize if this got
posted more than once.
My question is casual, but I wasn't able to find anything on the FAQs or
Google, so I hope someone here can tell me if I'm nuts or not.
In my ideal world (which, so far, Vim has done an
Tim Chase wrote:
Is there some way, perhaps through a syntax rule, or
rules, to have Vim shade the background of *alternating*
CSS definitions, assuming this file format?
While I'm not sure the below will solve it, I've pasted in
some dialog from Benji Fisher and Tony Mechelynck (from
Peter Hodge wrote:
Hello Aaron,
You could do something like this:
syn match Sel1 /^\.selector/ nextgroup=Items1 skipwhite
syn region Items1 start=/{/ end=/}/ contained keepend
\ nextgroup=Sel2 skipwhite skipempty
hi Sel1 guibg=#44
hi Items1 guibg=#44
syn match Sel2
