I would like to have automatic user defined types syntax highlighting in Vim.
So that if I have for example a syntax match group for classes
and have this in the buffer
1 class mytype {
2 //...
3 };
4
5 mytype a;
6 mytype b;
"mytype" is automatically highlighted on lines 5 and 6 besides 1.
I would like to modify the source code rather than use scripts, for
responsiveness of highlight and efficiency reason.
I am reading src/syntax.c and I'm trying to answer these questions:
1) Which data structure holds the syntax information of a certain group?
2) Which function triggers on a match event to update this structure?
2) Can I extract from the structure the strings to be highlighted?
Any help appreciated,
Thanks
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