On Wed, July 22, 2009 2:12 pm, Jan Kaspar wrote:
> I'd like to give a different background color to a block of code (a class
> definition, doxygen documentation, etc). To do so, I use :highlight ...
> guibg=... command. This works, but only the part of line which contains
> some text, is eventually highlighted. This looks strange and disturbs
eyes. I'd
> like get also the part from line-end onwards highlighted. Is that
> possible?
> How?
See, if this works:
hi SignLineBG guifg=white guibg=DarkRed
fu! InitSigns()
if has("signs")
sign define HiLine linehl=SignLineBG
return 1
else
echohl WarningMsg | echomsg "Signs Feature not available. You need at
least a Big version of vim" | echohl None
return 0
endif
endfu
fu! ColorLine(flag) range
if InitSigns()
for i in range(a:firstline, a:lastline)
if a:flag
exe "sign place " . i . " line=" . i . " name=HiLine buffer=" .
bufnr(expand("%"))
else
exe "sign unplace " . i . " buffer=" . bufnr(expand("%"))
endif
endfo
endif
endfu
comm! -range Color <line1>,<line2>call ColorLine(1)
comm! -range UnColor <line1>,<line2>call ColorLine(0)
regards,
Christian
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