> I must admit that for someone who's just joined the list you seem pretty
> arrogant.
I'm fine with people calling me an arrogant for no reason and crying
about investing their time on me, but first they must provide some
kind of useful information Lech. ;-)
> Here's your answer:
Your answer is incorrect, since you're forcefully defining a highlighting
group to exist in a moment when it doesn't. Here is the documentation:
Define a match that is used for syncing. {group-name} is the
name of a syntax group that follows just after the match. Parsing
of the text for highlighting starts just after the match.
In the provided file, the match group is *not* in effect right after /foo\>/.
It is only in effect after the region starts, so NONE is the appropriate
value there.
If you want to observe the problem in practice, change your example
file to this:
foo = "oops"
asdf
asdf
...
asdf
"
Then observe the highlighting at the top, and at the bottom while your
syntax definition is in effect.
Note that, while explaining that to you, I haven't offended you in any
way, nor am I crying about my time, which in fact is being spent here
to help an open source project to sync their file type syntax properly.
> Good luck with getting further help! You might need it.
Thanks! I'm also wishing for better luck. :-)
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