On 03/18/2015 21:53, John Little wrote:
I wonder what version OS, vim, and syntax script you have.
I had to force the syntax script to highlight for the Bourne shell (by
let is_bash = 1
in my .vimrc to see the lines highlighted incorrectly. Even using the shebang
#!/bin/sh didn't do it; sh.vim notices that /bin/sh resolves to /bin/dash on my
Debian based distro, and sh.vim sets a POSIX flag. Indeed, my distro only has
POSIX shells AFAICT.
OS is FreeBSD, vim-7.4.657, #!/bin/sh is Bourne shell, adding 'let
g:is_sh=1' into ~/.vimrc didn't change anything, file syntax/sh.vim is
there. Not sure if the syntax file is wrong, or there is something else
that is the problem.
Yuri
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