On 02/05/08 00:01, Dasn wrote:
> On 01/05/08 20:42 +1000, Ben Schmidt wrote:
>>>> $ cat test.c
>>>> #define MAX 12
>>>> #define PIPE_SIZE (12)
>>>>
>>>> $ vim -Nu NONE "+syn on" test.c
>>>>
>>>> Please note the PIPE_SIZE.
>>> It works fine for me. Both MAX and PIPE_SIZE are highlighted
>>> as macros (cDefine highlight group). I'm using vim-7.1.293
>>> (huge) on Linux x86 in a gnome terminal.
>> The time you last updated your runtime files may also be significant.
>> Mine were updated from the FTP server about a month ago, I think. And
>> it seems to be Vim 7.1.285 that I'm currently running in the console.
>> And it is all correct for me.
>>
>
> I'm afraid that my expression was not that clear. Actually I mean the
> colors of 'MAX' and 'PIPE_SIZE' are different. For example, in my
> terminal, the color of MAX is Dark Magenta while the PIPE_SIZE is
> highlighted as grey. I'm using the 7.1-293 with current runtime files.
>
Have you set 'cursorline'? If yes, then it's normal -- move the cursor
to the other line and /that/ will become grey.
Best regards,
Tony.
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