Hi,
I found a problem in vim's sh syntax. Here is the snippet:
if true; then
ls -l # inside if
fi
ls -l # outside if
The two '-l' are in different syntax group. The one inside if is shTestOpr and
the other one is shOption. I have tested this using version 172 and the latest
version 177, both gave the same result. I attach a screenshot of this, and
there are clearly two different syntax highlighting.
I use the following function to detect the syntax group of the text under the
cursor.
function DetectSyntaxGroup()
for id in synstack(line('.'), col('.'))
echo synIDattr(id, 'name')
endfor
endfunction
noremap <F10> :call DetectSyntaxGroup()<CR>
Thanks.
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