Hi Christian
Hi Jeri!
On Di, 10 Aug 2010, Jeri Raye wrote:
Hi Christian
Thanks, but that doesn't do it for me.
Please don't top post. What exactly "does not do it" for you?
Sorry, you are right.
Ans also for "does not do it". This is a useless remark from me.
Thanks for reminding me on the email-rules.
What I mean is that your provided function is not what works for me,
unfortantly.
I discovered that in a syn region the 'start value' is not allowed
also in the 'end value'. So in
---> syn region myFold2 start="foo" end="end foo;" transparent fold
the second foo is not allowed.
Is there a way to work around this?
I am no expert in syntax highlighting. But this should be possible using
\z() (see :h :syn-ext-match)
Something like this should work then for you:
:syn region myFOLD2 start="\z(if\)" end="end \z1" transparent fold
I'm going to try this.
Or grep the VIMRUNTIME/syntax/ directory for how to use it:
:vimgrep /\\z(.\{-})/ $VIMRUNTIME/syntax/*.vim
I'm trying to create folding parameters for VHDL.
VHDL has a lot of such constructions. For example the "if statement"
ends with "end if;"
IF <some text> THEN
....
END<one or more space char> IF<zero or more space char>;
Question 1: Is this possible:
let START_VALUE = "<some text or space char but not the word end,with
a space char to separate it from> IF <some other text but not the word
THEN> THEN <zero or more space char>"
let END_VALUE = "<zero or more space characters> END <with one or more
space char> IF <zero or more space char> ; <zero or more space char>"
Question 2: if so, how to define this?
is what possible?
What I ment is if my Question 1 with
let START_VALUE...
....and the following lines could work.
Question 3: And can this then be to add something like this:
syn region myFold2 start="START_VALUE" end="END_VALUE;" transparent fold
I don't understand your question.
Question 1,2 and 3 are related. If all can then it should work. But
until now I didn't succeed. So I'm curious if your suggestion with \z()
can do the trick.
Best Regards,
Jeri
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