I have a file consisting in a list of Vim usage definitions, eg :
zo : opens a fold on the cursor
zc : closes a fold on the cursor
etc...
The terms to define are always at the beginning of a line.
I would like to highlight the words to define and for that purpose use
matchadd() with a more specific separator, such as :: instead of : and
thus have :
zo :: opens a fold on the cursor (with zo :: highlighted)
zc :: closes a fold on the cursor (d°)
etc...
I have put in my .vimrc :
:highlight MyGroupMA ctermbg=White ctermfg=Black
:let m = matchadd("MyGroupMA", '\^\%::')
which does not work. Where did I go wrong ? Thanks in advance from a
beginner.
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