Am 19.04.2011 10:59, schrieb Shlomi Fish:
Hi all,
I prepared a partial syntax file for Screenplay-Text here:
http://svn.berlios.de/svnroot/repos/web-cpan/XML-Grammar-Fiction/trunk/vim
It's attached to this message.
You can learn more about Screenplay-Text here - http://xrl.us/bjswbo . Here
are the homepages of the implementation:
http://www.shlomifish.org/open-source/projects/XML-Grammar/Fiction/
http://web-cpan.berlios.de/modules/XML-Grammar-Screenplay/
The problem is that when I edit a screenplay, often the highlighting of the
addressing disappears and other weird stuff happens and I don't know what I'm
doing wrong. I'm attaching here a sample screenplay (under CC-by-sa). If I
position the screen starting from line 7, and then I travel with the cursor up
and down, then I get that part of the description (what comes between "[" and
"]") gets unhighlighted, and lots of other stuff like that when editing a
screenplay.
There are similar screenplays that exhibit similar problems here:
http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/stories/
Can anyone instruct me how to fix it?
Regards,
Shlomi Fish
No answers yet, so I have a few hints ...
You should add a syncing rule, for example
:syn sync minlines=50
:h :syn-sync
" there are more methods!
Multi-line matches like the following
:syntax match screenplayTextComment /<!--\_.\{-0,}-->/
:syntax match screenplayTextDescription /^ *\[\_.\{-0,}\]/
are better written using :syn-region
:syntax region screenplayTextDescription start="^ *\[" end="]"
etc.
This does nothing:
let b:current_syntax="ScreenplayText"
runtime! syntax/xml.vim
... syntax/xml.vim immediately finishes when b:current_syntax is set.
Could be this was your way of commenting out the :runtime statement ...
I guess you will only want to borrow a few rules from the xml syntax
file and not include it completely.
--
Andy
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