Patrick Texier wrote:
> Le Tue, 19 Feb 2008 23:39:34 +0100, Dominique Pelle a écrit dans le
> message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> :
>
>> It initially works fine, but when I scroll up, only
>> 1 line (sometimes 2) get highlighted instead of 3.
>
> After a scroll up, Vim highlights a multiline pattern only if first line
> is displayed. When first line is reached, only new lines get highlighted
> (others are not redrawed).
Well,
:syn sync
will tell you how far Vim looks for syntax analysis. (I didn't find it in the
help, but ":syn sync" with no additional arguments will tell you the current
setting.)
You may want to use
:syn sync fromstart
in files where the syntax goes a long way back; but use it sparingly, since of
course it is the slowest method. I used it for a series of HTML pages which
were almost entirely in italics (i.e., with an <i> tag opened near the top of
the file and closed near the bottom): nothing else would work there, to render
those italics correctly (when the cursor found itself some place rather far
down, after a closedown and restart).
Best regards,
Tony.
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