On Friday, July 13, 2018 at 3:05:03 AM UTC-4, Lifepillar wrote:
According to `:h syn-pattern`, syntax patterns are always interpreted
as if 'magic' is on, so \v can be removed.
If I take off the \v it breaks. So there is something wrong with how I am doing
it.
"\v" means "very magic", not "magic". By removing "\v", the "+" in your first
pattern
is taken literally, not as a quantifier.
Excellent. That works now. :)
Then I was misinterpreting the documentation. Apparently,
syntax patterns ignore the 'magic' option, but not explicit
flags in the regexp itself. Which makes sense, after all.
Sorry for the noise,
Life.
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