Mikael Jansson wrote: > Tony Mechelynck wrote: >> On 15/06/08 19:42, Mikael Jansson wrote: >>> Bram Moolenaar wrote: >>>> Mikael Jansson wrote: >>>> >>>>> I have a patch against help.vim to enable proper syntax >>>>> highlighting for >>>>> tags that are named like special variables in Lisp, i.e.: >>>>> >>>>> *standard-output* >>>>> >>>>> Corresponding tag would be called **standard-output**, which is >>>>> unfortunate as this will break highlighting. The attached patch fixes >>>>> that. Not very pretty, but I'm afraid it's not possible to do it >>>>> easier. >>>> I fail to see the necessity for this. Can't you call the tag >>>> *starstandard-outputstar* ? >>>> >>> As much as I hate being sarcastic: why not call *bufnr()* >>> *bufnrparenendparen*? >>> >>> Because it's a lot harder to read. >>> >>> -- Wikael >> >> The help system already searches for star when you type * as part of a >> help tag. For instance «:help *» works the same as «:help star» and >> «:help "*» as «:help quotestar». >> > If possible, I'd like to avoid rename any symbols when generating the > Vim help files from the Common Lisp Hyperspec. > So, does this mean I won't get the patch accepted? What can I do to get it accepted? (This also goes for the other patch I sent in, the one about generating the corresponding **foo**-named helptags.)
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