On 20/09/12 14:18, Simon Ruderich wrote:
Hello,
While converting the first documentation .txt files I noticed
another issue.
There are commands which contain `, e.g. :h ]` or :h [`. What
should we do with those commands?
Regards,
Simon
Either put them between |bars| to create a hotlink, or just leave them
as-is where no hotlink is desired? I hope there are no lines mentioning
two such commands, e.g. saying "...by using [` or ]`...", which might
cause spurious highlighting of the text between both backticks. Or maybe
not: Vim seems clever enough, see e.g. cmdline.txt line 931.
Ah, there: editing.txt line 423, `=expr` is used, not to highlight
=expr, but to mean that one should use `= then an expression then
another backtick; yet it is highlighted.
Even stranger: motion.txt lines 640 and 656 where a` and i` are on the
same line as their *helptag* causing the latter to be highlighted in
blue instead of pink.
To find them +I used :helpgrep `.\{-}` (121 matches).
Best regards,
Tony.
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