Hi,
I'm struggling with the pattern syntax for matching individual
characters in strings:
My input looks like this
First_string_1 Second_string_1
First_string_2 Second_string_2
...
First_string_n Second_string_n
All strings are potentially different, but contain no white spaces or
non-word/letter characters.
I wish to highlight every occurrence of a certain letter, say 'S', in
the Second string, but not in the First!
That is, "For any line in my file that has two strings (separated by
white space), match and highlight all occurrences of letter X in the
second string".
Up to now I'm using
hi MyS ctermfg=white ctermbg=red guifg=white guibg=red
syn match MyS "S\c"
which of course matches and highlights any occurrence of 'S' (or 's').
Thanks for any help on this matter.
/Johan
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