Thanks for correcting the email (I searched your site for ages trying
to find a different one, but didn't look in the other vim files).
I'll grant your example highlights according to my expectations, but
this one doesn't (in either the :if or the :let):
function F()
if $HOME =~ "^/home"
echo "GOT HERE#1"
else
echo "GOT HERE#2"
endif
let $HOME = "/some/home"
endfunction
It seems the function body impedes the other rules (??).
Best,
D. Ben Knoble
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