On 07/03/09 21:30, cadabras wrote:
> I was at work last week and I was programming.
> I found a bug in c/c++ comment highlighting with "syntax on".
> I replaced all [[:alnum:]] characters with "A" character. In this way
> I can submit it to this group.
> How can I submit my "c/c++ like" file to show the bug?
Could you give an example? What did you replace where, by what? (I
suppose one line or two would be enough.) What happened before? (actual
results vs. expected results) What happened after you made the change?
If you made changes in one (or more) of the runtime files distributed
with Vim, or of the Vim source, you can submit the fruit of your efforts
as a context diff, for instance as the output of
cd ~/.build/vim/vim72
diff -c runtime/syntax/c.vim.old runtime/syntax/c.vim > c.vim.diff
or the equivalent. (The diff should be taken from the top-level
directory of the source, parent of runtime/, src/, etc.).
Best regards,
Tony.
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