Vim script syntax highlighting with line continuations

Is there a Vim script syntax highlighting file that can handle statements split across multiple lines? For example, consider the following: syn region tmuxUninterpolatedString start=+'+ skip=+\\$+ ... I would like to split this across multiple lines, to it looks something like this: syn

Re: Should Darkyellow, Lightmagenta, Lightred be defined in colors/lists/default.vim?

> highlight.c (and, formerly, syntax.c) mention the three colors in the > subject. Curiously, they are not defined in colors/lists/default.vim. Is > that an oversight or is it intentional? > > I ask because, AFAICS, all the other colors are defined in default.vim. These colors were not in the

Re: Should Darkyellow, Lightmagenta, Lightred be defined in colors/lists/default.vim?

On 2022-03-20, Lifepillar wrote: > highlight.c (and, formerly, syntax.c) mention the three colors in the > subject. Curiously, they are not defined in colors/lists/default.vim. Is > that an oversight or is it intentional? Aargh, I was looking at syntax.c in an older Vim source. I see that in

Should Darkyellow, Lightmagenta, Lightred be defined in colors/lists/default.vim?

highlight.c (and, formerly, syntax.c) mention the three colors in the subject. Curiously, they are not defined in colors/lists/default.vim. Is that an oversight or is it intentional? I ask because, AFAICS, all the other colors are defined in default.vim. Thanks, Life. -- -- You received this