Hi 

2016-3-4(Fri) 17:22:06 UTC+9 Grant Welch:
> Feature request: Highlight arbitrary areas of a window.
> 
> 
> I would like to be able to change the background color of several columns (a 
> la ColorColumn), rows, and specific positions. This form of highlighting 
> would be arbitrary, meaning it would not depend on matching text. I'd imagine 
> that this requested feature wouldn't make sense as an extension to :match nor 
> :syntax.
> 
> 
> Rather, it could be an extension to :highlight with the addition of two 
> key/arg pairs. The col= key would accept a comma-separated list of ranges to 
> identify the columns and, likewise, 'row=' would identify the rows. 
> 
> 
> The following statements are an attempt to articulate my expectations on how 
> the functionality would work, though I haven't fully vetted the ideas.
> 
> 
> If neither row= nor col= are present, then the current behavior is used.
> If only col= is present, then those columns are highlighted on every row.
> If only row= is present, then the entire line is highlighted.
> If both are present, then the cross-section will be highlighted.
> A highlight group with either row=, col=, or both would still function as 
> normal highlight group in respect to :match and :syntax. That is to say, the 
> row= and col= are irrelevant to matching commands.
> 
> 
> 
> Examples:
> 
> " Green\Yellow\Red ColorColumns
> :highlight GreenCC col=80 ctermbg=green
> :highlight YellowCC col=100 ctermbg=yellow
> :highlight RedCC col=120 ctermbg=red
> 
> " Visual cue to not insert text on a particular lines
> :highlight ErrorRows row=2,20,200-999
> 
> " Both col and row
> :highlight BigBlueBox col=10-60 row=1-25 ctermbg=blue

Please check following help documents.
:help /\%l
:help /\%c
:help /\%v


Sample:

Open the text file something in Vim.

:set hlsearch
/\%>5l\%<10l\%>20v\%<60v

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Best regards,
Hirohito Higashi (a.k.a. h_east)

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