Re: Vim syntax file for zsh

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Thanks!  This is easier on the eyes in most cases than the standard 
zsh.vim.  I noticed one thing that was a bit odd, though.  Consider the 
following line:

${(M)${$(dscl /LDAPv3/127.0.0.1 . /Users/${USER} 
authAuthority)[(w)2]}#;*;}

Your updated file isn't confused by the final # like the standard 
zsh.vim file, but  it does color most of 127.0.0.1 a different color 
from the rest of the line.  I'm not sure how to go about fixing that, 
but if you ever do update your zsh.vim file, please post it to the 
list.

Thanks,
Ryan

On Dec 8, 2004, at 12:14 PM, Nikolai Weibull wrote:

> * Nikolai Weibull [Dec 08, 2004 14:50]:
> > OK, but as Doug said, I'l make it configurable.  I just tried a test
> > out and it turned everything blue basically, so I couldn't live with
> > it myself.  I'll try to get an updated version out soon.
>
> OK, here it is.  It's quite updated, so something may still have 
> changed
> for the worse, but all substitutions seem to work fine, even with 
> nested
> crap.  Also, the dereferencing is now controllable through an option:
>
> 	let zsh_syntax_variables = 'short,long,all'
>
> where all encloses the previous two, and any combination of the other
> two may be used.  short is for short special variables, e.g., $$ and $0
> whereas long is for $ARGC, $status, and so on...
>
> I also added code to highlight variable assignments, which perhaps 
> makes
> some sense.  The color of variable dereferencing has also changed from
> Identifier to PreProc to match the colors of syntax/sh.vim.
>
> What do you think?
> 	nikolai
>
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