Hello you guys-making-the-most-useful-tool-in-VR (of course I am not
speaking only of myself),
proud to have found a little thing that, be fixed, would improve the
improved vi even a nearly unsubstantial-tiny bit more:
If you use syntax highlighting, and programm shell scripts, then there
is a tiny misinterpretation, an issue with the comment-sign ("hash") '#' :
Because it is widely misunderstood, also by vim syntax highlighting,
that a simple '#' would be enough to comment something out... In fact
you need i.e. a space ' ' between the code and the comment sign , such
as ' #', or a line feed or a tab.
It seems not needed to be mentioned, but for me it was a little bit
annoying and I was wondering why my code wasnot working after a codereview:
"...
fi# this is the end
..."
although the syntax highlighting colors in vim say "Everything fine here".
As I think that many user use vim for bash-programming and as I think
that it shouldnot be too complex to improve the shell(bash,sh
...)-scripting syntax highlighter to be more accurate, I would suggest
to categorize this as "Priority classification 5" in your "todo-List"
(which is really a big list :o ).
If you like the idea and have the time, that is.
kindly regards, and many thanks anyway,
pascal Christoph
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