Hi Kib :)
* kib2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> dixit:
> I wonder if I can highlight more things in Python, I would like to
> highlight functions call , i.e in a Python source, in the following line:
>
> os.popen(...)
>
> be able to highlight the word "popen".
> is it possible ?
Yes, it is. First, check the Python syntax file: if it already has a
syntax group for such constructs, you just need to do:
hi def TheSyntaxGroup ...
See ":help highlight" for that.
If the syntax file doesn't have such construct, you will need to do
something like this (UNTESTED!):
syntax match PythonFunCall \I\i\+.\zs\I\i\+\ze(
hi def PythonFunCall ...
The regex means:
\I Identifier character except numbers
\i Identifier character including numbers
\+ One or more of the last atom
. A literal dot
\zs Here starts the match (so, the coloring)
\I Id
\i Id
\+ Id
\ze Here ends the match (so, the coloring)
( A literal open parentheses
Please note that I'm not sure about "\zs" and "\ze" being legal in a
"syntax match" command. If they aren't, use "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and family
instead
(see ":help zero-width" for that).
Raúl Núñez de Arenas Coronado
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