Hello all!
I develop perl and javascript. I set up an error match (match Error
/,\_s*[)}\]]) so that trailing commas will get highlighted for js as they
crash IE. I put that in after/ftplugin/javascript.vim. The problem is that
if I open a js file and then a perl file that error match is still a
fREW Schmidt wrote:
> Hello all!
>
> I develop perl and javascript. I set up an error match (match Error
> /,\_s*[)}\]]) so that trailing commas will get highlighted for js as
> they crash IE. I put that in after/ftplugin/javascript.vim. The
> problem is that if I open a js file and then a
On Apr 17, 8:51 pm, Ben Schmidt wrote:
> :augroup ClearMatches
> :au!
> :au FileType * match
> :augroup END
>
> It's probably important for that to be before you turn on filetype detection
> or
> syntax highlighting in your .vimrc, because otherwise the autocommand will run
> after the filety
> Actually, to make this work properly, you'll probably just need to use
> autocmds for the whole thing, rather than after/ftplugin.
>
> Something like this is a start:
>
> augroup CommaError
> au!
> " clear matches on most file types
> autocmd Filetype * match
> " match commas on end of line for
> no, I think what fREW need is this :h undo_ftplugin
I could be wrong, but I really don't think undo_ftplugin is useful in
this case. I'm not sure when undo_ftplugin gets executed, but the help
you point out seems to imply it gets called when the user sets the
file type on an existing buffer th
