On 05/28/2015 13:27, Charles Campbell wrote:
and don't see $'...' supported by posix. I saw in looking through your
link that there was $"...", too. So, yes, its easy to get
syntax/sh.vim's posix mode to support that extra syntax, but its not
posix shell syntax, so I don't think it should be supported that way.
Would setting let g:is_bash=1 do the trick for you?
There are a lot of various shells with different syntaxes. I looked into
sh.vim, it is quite a patchwork. FreeBSD shell I am using is an
extension of the original Bourne shell. It has been extended and
improved 2-3 years ago, and I don't think sh.vim reflects this. sh.vim
should be cleaned up, starting from categorization of which distinct
shells are available, and reflecting this in the options.
Option g:is_bash is an obvious hack, because syntaxes are clearly different.
Yuri
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