Hi list
I'd like to extend a custom c-type syntax file (edc.vim) by including
the syntax of Lua (lua.vim)
I use vim72
http://trac.enlightenment.org/e/browser/trunk/edje/data/edc.vim
Below is an example file I'd like to get highlighted correctly.
=>What I'd like to do is: everything in the matching pair of curly
braces after lua_script shall be highlighted by lua.vim
Thats what I've come up so far by reading examples and the help:
-> using 'lua_script' as a pre condition
syn include @Lua syntax/lua.vim
syn match luaScript "lua_script" nextgroup=luaBlock
syn region luaBlock start="{" end="}" contai...@lua
-> does not work, because the other braces are matched too, everything
after collections is considered Lua code
-> it seems that 'lua_script' has to be part of the start match
syn include @Lua syntax/lua.vim
syn region luaBlock start="lua_script\_s*\zs{" end="}" contai...@lua
-> but this does not work either
The problem is that the main syntax uses curly braces, the syntax region
delimiters use curly braces and the embedded Lua syntax uses curly
braces, too and I cannot get them distinguished.
Any ideas?
-- example
collections {
group {
name: "foo";
lua_script {
function hello ()
print 'world'
end
my_table = {
value1 = 'Lua',
value2 = 'rocks'
}
}
parts {
name: "bar";
type: RECT;
description {
state: "default" 0.0;
}
}
}
}
-- example end
Cheers
Hanspeter Portner
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