I have a syntax for a markup language where certain delimited constructs
allow single newlines but not blank lines, i.e. this is OK
``` markup
{_foo
bar_}
```
but this is not OK
``` markup
{_foo
bar_}
```
is there any way to set up a region so that it behaves like this? I tried
`oneline` plus a contained `syn match` which matches a newline not preceded
or followed by a blank line but no luck!
I get the behavior I want with a `syn match` with this pattern
``` pattern
{_\%([^\n]\|\%(\_^\s*\)\@<!\n\%(\s*\_$\)\@!\)\{-}_}
```
but then highlighting obviosly doesn't kick in until I type the closing
delimiter so I would prefer a region.
Also is there a better way to match the start or end of the file than
`\_.\@<!` and `\_.\@!`?
TIA,
/bpj
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