Anton Lindqvist wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm using manual syntax highlighting and discovered a bug when moving between
> buffers. How to reproduce:
>
> 1. Create files:
>
> $ cat >vimrc <<!
> filetype on
> syntax manual
> !
>
> $ cat >1.vim <<!
> echo 1
> !
>
> $ cat >2.vim <<!
> echo 2
> !
>
> 2. Run Vim:
>
> $ vim -N -u vimrc 1.vim 2.vim
>
> 3. Enable syntax in the current buffer:
>
> :set syntax=ON
>
> 4. Move to the next buffer and then back again:
>
> :bn | bp
>
> 5. The syntax option is still enabled in the current buffer but no syntax
> highlighting is performed.
>
> The attached patch solves this issue by setting the syntax option when
> the FileType event is triggered.
Thanks. Looks like this will work for all situations.
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