Forgive me if this has already been fixed, I'm just using the vim in
ubuntu 11.10 so this maybe fixed in trunk but the definition in the
syntax file perl6.vim says #(... ) etc but the official page and the
compilers say it's #`(... ) now rakudo recognises the #` syntax, also
the syntax file says that the comment should not start at the beginning
of the line but rakudo is fine with that, not sure who's right there,
nothing about this restriction is said at:
http://www.perlfoundation.org/perl6/index.cgi?perl_6_basics_tablet#multi_line
any how, I have sort of fixed the file on my box but for some reason win
the multiple delimiter cases i.e. #`((... )) and #`«««... »»» the syntax
highlighting only extends to the first char of the closing delimiter
i.e #`<<< ... >>> which is wrong :'( ah well, does any one know how to
make it extend to multi char delimiters the entries look like so:
syn region p6Comment
\ matchgroup=p6Comment
\ start="#`<<"
\ skip="<<\%([^>]\|>>\@!\)*>>"
\ end=">>"
\ contains=p6Attention,p6Comment
syn region p6Comment
\ matchgroup=p6Comment
\ start="#`<<<"
\ skip="<<<\%([^>]\|>\%(>>\)\@!\)*>>>"
\ end=">>>"
\ contains=p6Attention,p6Comment
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/( )\ Francis (Grizzly) Smit
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