Put it into your ~/.vimrc Yakov
On 4/10/06, Marco Kunze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello Yakov, > > :match ToDo /(TODO.*)/ > > did it :-) > > Thank you very much. I tried to put it into a vim line like > vim:match ToDo /(TODO.*)/ > > but it says that the option "match" is not available. In the documentation I > didn't find any hints how to do this. Any ideas? > > Again, thanks for your help. > > Marco > > Yakov Lerner wrote: > > On 4/10/06, Marco Kunze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Hi, > >> > >> I often use things like > >> (TODO blablabla) > >> in my LaTeX documents in order to mark todos. However these are not > >> highlighted > >> as usual since they are not within a comment environment. Since LaTeX has > >> no > >> comments which can be used within a line (like /* ... */) I don't want to > >> use > >> normal comments, it would make me use a whole line for every todo and > >> render the > >> text mostly unreadable. > >> > >> So I wanted to ask if there is a fast and simple hack to make vim highlight > >> something like (TODO ...) as a comment environment with the TODO > >> highlighted in > >> the TODO style. > >> > >> Unfortunately I don't have the time to try this by myself, I guess my > >> approach > >> would be to write a new LaTeX-highlighting file and include the old one, > >> then > >> extending it with the new grammar. But I really don't have the time to try > >> this > >> by myself. > > > > Try > > syn match ToDo /TODO.*$/ > > or > > syn keyword ToDo /TODO/ > > or > > match ToDo /TODO.*$/ >
