Hugh thanks for your time, but that one did not help me ;)
Christian, that was a great solution. It did do the trick. My c.vim is
from 2006, I am not using the latest one(from nov 2010 by Bram)
because the older one is more extended in a way and I already created
my color file.
It was called CCommentError, so I diverted it to comment as you have
suggested.
Thanks again. that was great work around. it does not take care of the
root of the problem but it is a great solution
On Mar 2, 11:49 am, Christian Brabandt <cbli...@256bit.org> wrote:
> Hi kuru!
>
> On Mi, 02 M r 2011, kuru wrote:
>
> > Currently when ever I open .c files, "//" comment lines show up as
> > "errors" based on the color syntax. I have tried the latest c.vim from
> > last November which seems to resolve the issue but that one is
> > relatively shorter and not as extended as the previous c.vim syntax
> > file. So I am trying to find the offending lines in the older c.vim
> > and resolve the mishandling. The only thing is that I am not so
> > profound with the expressions in the syntax files. And I just cannt
> > figure out how to fix it. I am hoping that someone might be able to
> > help me out here
>
> Where did you get this syntax file from? It doesn't happen here with the
> latest Vim runtime file and also not with Vim 7.2.
>
> So you might need to investigate the syntax file. On the
> //-comment line, enter the following line:
> :echomsg synIDattr(synID(line("."), col("."), 1), "name")
> It should output something like cComment
> Now open the syntax file and search for that item. There should be a
> line like this:
> hi def link cComment <item>
>
> Now in your .vimrc put this:
> " Fix annoying // Comments in C files:
> hi link cComment Comment
>
> regards,
> Christian
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