lacygoill (Vim Github Repository) wrote:
did you detect this by luck or do you have an automated way of
finding whether the doc is inconsistent with the actual command
being run?
I guess it's a bit of both (luck + automated way). I'm rewriting the
default Vim syntax plugin to get a better highlighting in Vim9 scripts
(e.g. the types are not highlighted). In doing so, I'm trying to build
programmatically the command responsible for the |vimCommand| syntax
group. For the moment, this is what I have:
#TODO: Whyis `mapclear`in `vimMap`while `vmapclear`is in `vimCommand`?
var to_remove:list<string> =<<trim END
a[ppend]
That's an easy one to explain: I didn't notice it before, and no one
mentioned it. I've adjusted my mkvimvim script to no longer accept
vmapc[lear] and have put it into vimMap. v8.2-05 will have those
changes, and I've uploaded an ASTRO-ONLY version to my website
(http://www.drchip.org/astronaut/vim/index.html#SYNTAX_VIM).
I wrote a script which generates the first portion of syntax/vim.vim;
generated syntax is based on the documentation. In the case of
vimCommands, it extracts all potential commands and then removes those
which are explicitly mentioned in the second portion (or in one of the
other keyword groups). I do it this way because vim is and has been a
moving target, constantly getting new commands, and Bram is very good at
keeping the documentation up-to-date.
The syntax for vimCommands and other generated syntax makes them
keywords for speed during use and loading of syntax/vim.vim. Its already
> 75K.
Chip Campbell
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