On 7/17/2012 5:38 PM, Chris Jones wrote:
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 11:25:43AM EDT, ping wrote:
experts: I found every time I change my colorscheme, my syntax
highlight seems got reset.
* the reason I need to change my colorscheme: I use vim from inside
gnu screen, work from office & home, in office I run
terminator/ubuntu, with default as colorscheme. at home when I run
cygwin/win7, and when I resume screen, I found the default doesn't
looks good and I change colorscheme to koehler, which looks the best.
* the reason this become annoying I write asciidoc in a day to day
base, with current asciidoc syntax file:
https://github.com/dagwieers/asciidoc-vim
for some reason (guess maybe its because the way it got implemented
used too much wild search/match ) it become very slow with a large
file (2M txt for example) this make it painful everytime I lost my
highlights and need to set ft=asciidoc again (need to wait more than
1 minute during 100% cpu )
not sure I better split into 2 questions/emails... please advise.
Not sure I understand your scenario, but the syntax file you are using
is not the official asciidoc syntax file.
yes what I used is an alternative instead of the standard asciidoc
syntax file. the reason is this file provided more intensive highlight
for asciidoc, making it more convenience to find out errors when writing
asciidoc...
The file you link to not only
contains the usual ‘syn match’.. etc. statements that define the syntax
to Vim.. but it also contains its own embedded color scheme. And the
highlight groups defined in this syntax file are not linked to any of
the common highlight groups found in most color schemes I have looked
at. As far as I can tell, this breaks Vim's syntax highlighting.
I'm still learning vim syntax, but you are right, I don't understand how
the performance though.
As a result, whatever general-purpose color scheme you specify (such as
koehler) is not going to change anything regarding files of filetype
asciidoc.
Maybe you could comment out the ‘hi’ statements at the end of this
syntax file.. or if you like the color scheme move them to a separate
color scheme file..?
this I tried, but not only it doesn't expedite, but it also lose all the
syntax highlight.
Or switch back to the ‘official’ asciidoc syntax file and see if that
helps..?
yes as I mentioned, that works, but the default(official) syntax is very
limited and is missing a lot of very useful asciidoc syntaxes.
Maybe contact the maintainer of that syntax file and ask him to provide
two separate files: the syntax file and the color scheme file..?
I did, before seeking help in vim group, no response ... yet.
CJ
thanks Chris, looks I need to loose my spam rules...
see my comment in lines
I'm reading/learning vim syntax myself and see if I can solve it myself :)
regards
ping
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