Improve highlight of commented code #2319
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The contents after \else should not be highlighted as a comment ref: lervag#1988
Highlight the \else section of \iftrue command as a comment ref: lervag#1988
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Thanks! I made a couple of minor adjustments myself, I hope you don't mind. I think you did a good implementation, but I want to keep it in my "style". And I used |
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Thank you! I don't mind at all, in fact your adjustments helped me to better understand the way that VimL combines regions with each other. |
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Great; glad to hear it :) |
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First commit is a simple fix for
\iffalse <commented-code>[\else <not-commented-code>]\ficommand.In the second commit i tried to add highlights for
\iftrue <not-commented-code> [\else <commented code>]\ficommand.I've never used vim syntax before, so i'm not sure if this is the correct way to implement \iftrue.
I must admit that this pr is not very useful. But it allows you, for example, a quick switch draft mode by simply replacing
\iftruewith\iffalseetc.