On 8/9/06, A.J.Mechelynck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Nikolai Weibull wrote:
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> That's the conclusion I reached as well, but the thing is that the C
> syntax has [EMAIL PROTECTED] as well, but doesn't cause any problems.
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> nikolai
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Well, then you may have to compare the various syntax scripts
($VIMRUNTIME/xml.vim, $VIMRUNTIME/c.vim, possibly also
$VIMRUNTIME/php.vim...) with the docs as reference in a split window.
Mm, done that. However, nothing worth mentioning turned up.
Ruby has the following:
syn match rubyComment "#.*"
contains=rubySharpBang,rubySpaceError,rubyTodo,@Spell
syn region rubyDocumentation start="^=begin" end="^=end.*$"
contains=rubySpaceError,rubyTodo,@Spell fold
And xml has the following:
syn region xmlString contained start=+"+ end=+"+
contains=xmlEntity,@Spell display
syn region xmlString contained start=+'+ end=+'+
contains=xmlEntity,@Spell display
The inclusion of syntax/ruby.vim is fine, but the inclusion of
syntax/xml.vim breaks.
C has this:
syn region cString start=+L\="+ skip=+\\\\\|\\"+ end=+"+
contains=cSpecial,@Spell
which corresponds very closely to the xml one. In fact, if one
removes all syntax items in xml.vim that contain @Spell, it works
fine. However, if the syn region cString is placed in the xml.vim
file it breaks. Isn't that strange? I'm totally not following this.
nikolai
