Andres Perera wrote:
Hello,
On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 10:55:13AM -0700, Brett Stahlman wrote:
To support all possible permutations of 8 fg colors, 8 bg colors, and
bold/underline/italic requires well over 3000 regions. Txtfmt supports
a configuration (disabled by default for performance reasons), which
adds standout, reverse and undercurl attributes to the mix. Just
adding those 3 attributes increases the number of regions required to
over 28000!
Hmm, I think we're approaching this problem from the wrong end of the stack.
The cleanest solution is probably going to come in form of a patch, and not in
vimscript.
Perhaps, but that would mostly likely entail changes that are
inconsistent with the Vim philosophy of text editing...
If you're curious as to how the "intermingling" of regions
is handled (without loss of orthogonality), you can check out the
Define_syntax function within syntax/txtfmt.vim.
Wow, great job on this one. I've used it to pretty much do the work for me.
Thanks. I'm glad you find it useful. Out of curiosity, does "it" refer
to the plugin or merely the Define_syntax function?
I initially thought that what I was trying to do was obscure to the point where
not even vim_use could help me. ;)
It would have to be obscure indeed to be too obscure for the Vim list... ;-)
Brett Stahlman
Sincerely,
Brett Stahlman
Thanks alot, Brett
Andres P
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