Hi!
On Mon, Dec 03, 2012 at 05:53:58PM -0500, Benjamin R. Haskell wrote:
> Probably, as it suggests there, you could just use \zs instead:
>
> \\\n\\\n\zsU
You right, but \zs doesn't work for me. I'm writing syntax highlight rules
for mkfile (OS Inferno/Plan9 variant of Makefile). It allow any amount of \
at EOL, so these are the same:
VAR=U=value
VAR\
\
=\
\
U\
\
=\
\
value
So, I'm trying to match "U" between "=" with any amount of \\\n between them:
syn match mkfileVarAttr contained
"^\w\(\w\|\\\n\)*\(\s\|\\\n\)*=\(\(\\\n\)*\(=\|U\(\\\n\)*=\)\)\?"
\ contains=mkfileVar,mkfileDelimiter,mkfileAttr
syn match mkfileVar contained "^\(\w\|\\\n\)*\w"
syn match mkfileDelimiter contained "="
syn match mkfileAttr contained "\(=\(\\\n\)*\)\@<=U\(\(\\\n\)*=\)\@="
and using \zs in mkfileAttr doesn't work.
--
WBR, Alex.
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