Am 2015-02-13 07:05, schrieb Dominique Pellé:
Justin M. Keyes <[email protected]> wrote:
How to search for the next instance of a syntax group?
For example, say I have this .bashrc file:
ls foo
rm foo
"ls" is assigned the "bashStatement" syntax group.
How do I jump to the next token with that group?
Is there a way to get the regex expression from a syntax group?
If not... seems like there should be. A syntax-highlighted buffer has
lots of information encoded in it. There should be a way to leverage
that with motions, /, :s, and :g.
Currently it only works for :s by using the hack
:s/foobar/\=synIDattr(synID(..),'name')=~?'Comment'?'FOOBAR':submatch(0)/
Maybe the SyntaxMotion plugin is useful to you:
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2965
Is there a way to get the regex expression from a syntax group?
No, but I've been wondering about this too. It could be useful
to search by syntax group.
It's in the todo list buried. search for \%h and \%s
In fact, this was a reason, why I started hacking Vim source.
Unfortunately, it didn't work completly and messed up syntax
highlighting
badly.
Best,
Christian
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