On Tue, 30 Nov 2010, Kamil Libich wrote:
Hi,
I'm using Vim 7.2 under XP x32
I don't know why, the new line anchor seems not working in my syntax
file which I'd like to prepare for myself.
I want to highlight the 'Test' word which is at the beginning of the
line. To do that I use:
syn match tsTestName /^Test/
highlight link tsTestName Special
and it didn't highlight.
Any suggestions?
Maybe case-sensitive? See :help :syn-case
Otherwise, an identical setup works here when specified manually with an
open file.
Where are you putting those commands? If you're expecting highlighting
and you use syntax highlighting otherwise, you should put them in a
filetype-specific file:
If you want it to be the only highlighting:
%HOME%\vimfiles\syntax\filetype.vim
== ~/vimfiles/syntax/filetype.vim
If you want it to be in addition to normal highlighting:
%HOME%\vimfiles\after\syntax\filetype.vim
== ~/vimfiles/after/syntax/filetype.vim
Using 'test' in place of 'filetype' in those names, putting your
commands in there and calling :set ft=test from another file worked.
If you want the highlighting regardless of filetype, you can use the
'matchadd()' function, and add the following to your vimrc or something
like:
%HOME%\vimfiles\plugins\my-highlight.vim
== ~/vimfiles/plugins/my-highlight.vim
aug HighlightSetup
au!
au BufNewFile,BufReadPost,FileType,Syntax * call
matchadd('Special','^Test')
aug END
--
Best,
Ben H
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