David T. Kerns wrote: > I really like the way vim highlights the code > > #if 0 > this is colored as a comment > #else > this is not > #endif > > however, the converse is not true > > #if 1 > this has no special highlighting > #else > this also has no special highlighting > #endif
I suspect "#if 0" is treated as a special case because it is commonly used and is easy to parse. Using "#if 1" is not so common, and "#if MYOPTION" couldn't reasonably be parsed. This mailing list is for discussing the Vim Tips wiki (how to use it, what might be done to improve it). For example, soon I will be announcing that I intend to delete the tips proposed for deletion, and I'll give a weeks notice here to let people decide if they want to save a tip. On the following page you will find info about the mailing list for asking questions about Vim (you would get a more definitive answer there): http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Vim_Tips_Wiki:Community_Portal When using a mailing list, it's best to use a mail account that does NOT add a disclaimer. Your disclaimer is not particularly long, but sending a disclaimer to a list of 2000 people (the Vim list) is not desirable. John _______________________________________________ Vim-l mailing list Vim-l@wikia.com http://lists.wikia.com/mailman/listinfo/vim-l
