vim: highlighting inside of bracketsThis is a discussion on vim: highlighting inside of brackets within the Editors forums in Theory and Concepts category; Hello everyone ! Please help, I'm having a problem with matching. I have some code: open(unit=1, file='file.txt", status='new') #This is an comment (blah blah) close(unit=1) and wish to highlight the insides of the brackets, but only those behind an "open" statement. Does anyone know of any way to do this ? All ideas and suggestions would, of course, be appreciated. Best regards Luka... | ||||||||
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09-04-2008, 05:00 PM
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 vim: highlighting inside of brackets Hello everyone ! Please help, I'm having a problem with matching. I have some code: open(unit=1, file='file.txt", status='new') #This is an comment (blah blah) close(unit=1) and wish to highlight the insides of the brackets, but only those behind an "open" statement. Does anyone know of any way to do this ? All ideas and suggestions would, of course, be appreciated. Best regards Luka  |
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09-04-2008, 05:48 PM
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| Re: vim: highlighting inside of brackets Luka Djigas <ldigas@remove_this.gmail.com> wrote: > Hello everyone ! > > Please help, I'm having a problem with matching. > I have some code: > > open(unit=1, file='file.txt", status='new') > #This is an comment (blah blah) > close(unit=1) > > and wish to highlight the insides of the brackets, but only those > behind an "open" statement. > > Does anyone know of any way to do this ? > All ideas and suggestions would, of course, be appreciated. One way would be to use the \zs atom, like this: :match StatusLine '\<open\s*(\zs[^)]*' where I used the :match command and the StatusLine group just as an example. See :help /\zs -- Gary Johnson |
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