The following VimL line does not the correct highlighting for me:
set isfname-=\"
What I get after executing
for id in synstack(line("."), col("."))
echo synIDattr(id, "name")
endfor
with cursor positioned on "set" is:
vimIsCommand
vimCommand
While if I change the set command to state
set isfname-=a
I get
vimSet
vimCommand
I'd say that the problem is with the syntax highlighting file, but I dug
into syntax.txt and read (syn-priority):
1. When multiple Match or Region items start in the same position, the item
defined last has priority.
In syntax/vim.vim (version 7.2-95) vimSet is defined on line 284, while
vimIsCommand is defined on line 100. Both should match at this position,
so if the vimSet region is defined later in the syntax file, I would
expect it to take precedence. Since it isn't so, I can't help but
believe that either this is an error in Vim or in syntax highlighting
documentation.
Obviously, it is possible that I misunderstand the documentation. In
this case this might be a problem with syntax/vim.vim. I'll be grateful
for any comments.
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Cheers,
Lech
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