Re: Syntax highlighting for select groups of variables?

Larry Gray wrote:
> for example, a section of verilog code:
>
> // define input and output ports
> input A;
> output B;
>
> // main logic
> wire C;
> assign C = A & B;
>
> A,B and C are all treated as variables, so displayed in the same color. I'm wondering if vim can use different color for A and B than C?
>
syn keyword User1 A B
syn keyword User2 C

and define User1 and User2 to whatever you want.

Now, that said: I suspect that what you want is for vim to be a verilog
interpreter; to dynamically determine that A, B, and C are input,
output, and assign style variables. Vim is not a verilog interpreter,
so it doesn't have a clue that A, B, and C are whatever types that
verilog might have.

Regards,
C Campbell

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