On Tue, 14 Feb 2012 15:39:01 -0800 (PST)
John Little <[email protected]> wrote:

> On Feb 14, 1:02 pm, john Culleton <[email protected]> wrote:
> > In the cobol.vim file, something causes all sentences starting
> > with "if" to be colored red just like an error.
> 
> Any chance of sending us some valid cobol showing the problem?  Or
> uploading it somewhere we can get it from?  That would multiply
> enormously those who cqn help.
> 
> I expect that some kind of cobol-85 or cobol-90 mode has been turned
> on and the if has no matching end-if.
> 
> Regards, John
> 


Well it is both the reserved word  IF and the reserved word END that causes the
problem. And to my knowledge END-IF is not required in COBOL 85. 

I tried adding an END-IF but the error remained. 

Here is a brief program that shows both problems:
---------------------------------- 

000010 IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
000020 PROGRAM-ID. utl022.
000030 AUTHOR. JOHN CULLETON.
000040 INSTALLATION. WEXFORDPRESS
000045            Eldersburg MD.
000047*SECURITY. Copyright 2006 John R. Culleton, Jr. 
000050*REMARKS. Displays program file..
000070 ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.
000080 
000090 CONFIGURATION SECTION.
000100 SOURCE-COMPUTER.  
000110      Linux.
000120 OBJECT-COMPUTER. 
000230      Linux.
000140
000150 INPUT-OUTPUT SECTION.
000160 FILE-CONTROL.
           SELECT PROGFILE ASSIGN TO "prog"
               ORGANIZATION IS INDEXED ACCESS IS DYNAMIC
               RECORD KEY IS PROGNAME 
               ALTERNATE RECORD KEY IS PARNAME  
                     WITH DUPLICATES.
                 
            
000180 DATA DIVISION.
000190
000200 FILE SECTION.
       FD  PROGFILE.
       01  PROGREC. 
           02  PROGNAME PICTURE X(6).
           02  PROGNAMM  REDEFINES PROGNAME PICTURE X(6).
           02  PARNAME  PICTURE X(6).
           02  PARNAMM  REDEFINES PARNAME PICTURE X(6).
           02  LEVNO PICTURE 9.
           02  DEFINITION PICTURE X(58).     
000220 WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
000230 77  END-INPUT-FLAG PICTURE X VALUE "N".
           88 END-INPUT VALUE "Y".
000230 77  INVALID-FLAG PICTURE X VALUE "N".
           88 IND-INPUT VALUE "Y".
       01  PRINTLINE.
           02  PROGNAMM PICTURE X(6).
           02  FILLER PICTURE X VALUE SPACE. 
           02  PARNAMM  PICTURE X(6).
           02  FILLER PICTURE X VALUE SPACE. 
           02  LEVNO PICTURE 9.
           02  FILLER PICTURE X VALUE SPACE. 
           02  DEFINITION PICTURE X(50).     

000240 PROCEDURE DIVISION.
000250 001-MAIN-PROCEDURE.
           OPEN INPUT PROGFILE.
           PERFORM 100-LOOP UNTIL END-INPUT. 
           CLOSE  PROGFILE. 
000270          STOP RUN.
       100-LOOP.
           READ PROGFILE NEXT RECORD AT END MOVE "Y" TO END-INPUT-FLAG.
           IF NOT END-INPUT PERFORM 200-PROCESS.
       200-PROCESS.
           DISPLAY PROGREC.
           MOVE CORRESPONDING PROGREC TO PRINTLINE.
           DISPLAY PRINTLINE.   
 ---------------------------------------------
Both lines in the paragraph 100-LOOP are highlighted. The first
such line is highlighted from the word END to the period.
The second line is highlighted from the word IF to the period.  There
is only one syntax file for COBOL, cobol.vim. There is also an indent
file named cobol.vim but I don't see an indent problem. 
       
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