Am 27.04.2010 16:21, schrieb Peter Princz:
"foo" in the last question, sorry.
/p.
On 27 April 2010 16:19, Peter Princz<[email protected]> wrote:
Dear vim community,
I have a small issue, it really just bugs me. Could not find it in the
documentation, maybe the collective wisdom of this list will solve it.
A search pattern of: .*\zsfoo\ze\&.*\zsbar\ze will find all instances where
"foo" and "bar" are at the same line, in arbitrary order.
This is OK, but I want them to be highlighted as matches too, both of them.
Now, only "bar" will be highlighted, not "foo".
Do yo have any idea, how to highlight "bar" as well?
Any help very much appreciated.
Have a nice day,
Peter
This is old code from/after a similar thread.
Hint: use :SearchTwo with bang to get both items matched.
" Created: 2008 Aug 07
" Last Change: 2009 Jun 05
" Rev Days: 3
" Search for 'abc\|def', but match only if the alternative word matches in
" the same line. I.e. if 'abc' matches, require a match for 'def' in the
" same line (and vice versa with [!]). This is unlike the LogiPat plugin,
" which always matches whole lines.
"
"
/\%(def.*\)\@<=abc\|abc\%(.*def\)\...@=\|\%(abc.*\)\@<=def\|def\%(.*abc\)\...@=
com! -bang -nargs=* SearchTwo call feedkeys('/'.SearchTwo(<bang>0, <f-args>))
" lskdfjlsdkf abc lksdjflsadkf abc
" lsk def dfjlsdkf abc lksdjflsadkf abc laskdjflsd abc
" sldkfj lsdkf def lsdkflsfa sdef lsdkfjsdaf
" lsdfjsldk abc lsadkfsd def
" ;sldkf def lsdfksd abc lsdkfj
" all sdkf def lsdkfjsd
" alsdkfj sad abc lsadkfj
"abcdef
"defabc
func! SearchTwo(bang, word1, word2)
let wp1 = a:word1 " anwolib#MagicEscape(a:word1)
let wp2 = a:word2 " anwolib#MagicEscape(a:word2)
let beffmt = '\%%(%s.*\)\@<=%s'
let aftfmt = '%s\%%(.*%s\)\...@='
let patfmt = beffmt.'\|'.aftfmt
let pat1 = printf(patfmt, wp2, wp1, wp1, wp2)
let pat2 = printf(patfmt, wp1, wp2, wp2, wp1)
if a:bang
return pat1.'\|'.pat2
else
return pat1
endif
endfunc
" match abc with a match for def before it
" match abc with a match for def after it
" match def with a match for abc before it
" match def with a match for abc after it
"
" (def) abc
" abc (def)
" (abc) def
" def (abc)
--
Andy
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