Ryuichi Hayashida wrote: > I found that syntax highlight in Vim script is broken in some situation. > When nested substitute() calls are in code, first one is highlighted as > vimFuncName and second one is highlighted as vimSubst. > > How to reproduce this is saving below code as blah.vim and open it in vim > with :syntax enable. > > function! F() > let foo = substitute(substitute('a', 'a', 'b', ''), 'b', 'c', '') > endfunction > > substitute() causes this problem but empty() doesn't cause this problem. I'll > attach a screenshot for this in this mail. > I tried to fix this. But syntax/vim.vim was generated by script and I could > not find it. So I'm reporting it as issue here. > > My environment is > > - macOS 10.12 > - Vim 8.0 (1-124) > - MacVim on terminal
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