Aditya Mahajan pisze:
>> I don't want to use the listings package as it would be just overkill to
>> what I am trying to do. I thought more of a workaround, possibly some
>> patch to latex-suite to force verbatim-like behavior to my 'code'
>> environment. I scanned throught the sources, but couldn't figure out how
>> latex-suite ignores verbatim environment. I am not familiar with vim's
>> script language, though.
>
> You can you %stopzone to avoid the syntax highlighting from overrunning.
> For example
>
> \begin{code}
> $whatever
> \end{code}%stopzone
Thanks, that solved it. Altought I have to put %stopzone on the next
line because otherwise fancyvrb prints a error:
error| FancyVerb Error: Extraneous input ` %stopzone\end{}' between
\end{code} and line end
> should work. The syntax highlighting inside the code is still wrong, but
> at least it will not overflow.
>
> Another option is to open $VIMRUNTIME/syntax/tex.vim and search for
> verbatim. You will see a sequence of lines like.
>
> syn region texZone start="\\begin{verbatim}"
> end="\\end{verbatim}\|%stopzone\>" contai...@spell
>
> Add another similar line replacing verbatim with code. That will make
> the code environment behave like the verbatim environment.
I also tried this and it works! I'll stick to this solution.
Thanks!
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