On Sat, 25 Jun 2011, bendavis78 wrote:
Hi, I'm extending the css.vim syntax file for use with a CSS framework
using "runtime! syntax/css.vim".
You probably don't want the '!' there. That will run all syntax/css.vim
files found in 'runtimepath'. The only reason another syntax/css.vim should be
present in &rtp would be to override a system syntax/css.vim.
I've got it mostly working, but I need override some defined group
names that are defined as keywords, and change them to use match. For
example, if the following was in the base syntax file:
syn keyword fooGroup foo bar baz
and I want to override it as:
syn match fooGroup /somepattern/
Is there a way to "unset" a group name as if it were never defined?
syn clear fooGroup
:help :syn-clear
Or is there at least a way to give match precedence over the keyword
for that group name?
I don't see the problem in your example. In the actual situation, are
the two 'fooGroup's different?
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Best,
Ben H
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