Is it possible to have Vim set the background colour of a multi-line block
of code surrounded by preprocessor directives? For example (C code):
int func1() {
int i;
for (i=0;i<MAX;i++) {
func2(array[i]);
#if DEBUG
printf("Called func2 with %d\n",array[i]);
debugfunc(i);
#endif
}
printf("func1 all done\n");
}
I'd like the 4 lines between #if and #endif inclusive to have a different
background colour. I don't mind if those lines keep or lose their regular
syntax
colouring, it's more important to me just to have them stand out as a
visually
distinct block.
If there are any examples of syntax files that do this that I could copy
from
that would be ideal - realistically I won't have time to learn the nuts
and bolts
from scratch.
Thanks...
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