Comment #3 on issue 215 by [email protected]: ft=sh highlighting thinks .
is a valid character in variable names.
http://code.google.com/p/vim/issues/detail?id=215
"""
The Korn shell has . in variable names; bash doesn't AFAICT, but sh.vim
anticipates the problem: if you put this in your .vimrc
let g:sh_noisk = 1
"." will no longer be part of keywords.
"""---John.B
It seems to me that the Korn shell is far less common than the Bourne Shell
or the Bourne Again Shell, both of which do not allow '.'. As such, the
Korn shell is the special case, for which something like 'let g:sh_nu_metal
= 1' should be necessary to /add/ '.' to variable names. The default
behaviour should not include '.'.
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