Hi all.
I'm facing small problems regarding highlight of regions between XML
tags. docbk.vim (that includes xml.vim) syntax file works almost fine
with DocBook tags, like those:
<title>bla</title>
<emphasis>foo</emphasis>
But, those only work when the highlighted text and the tags (that define
the region) are in the same line. So, the following doesn't work:
<title>
bla
</title>
<emphasis>
foo
</emphasis>
So, since I would like to highlight text between for tag <foo>, I wrote
my own rules:
syn region myFoo start='<foo>' end='</foo>' skipwhite keepend
hi! def link myFoo Constant
These works for text between <foo> and </foo>, but it also highlights
the tags. I thought using offsets (ms=s+1 and me=s-1), but
fantastically it doesn't work (it colors the whole region, including the
tags or none of it). After commenting some code in Vim's xml.vim, I
discovered that commenting tag definition at line 196 made it work.
Is it possible, in syntax definitions, to make a string not match a
rule, even if it would match according to regular expressions previously
defined?
Thanks in advance.
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Silas Silva
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