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> On 25/01/2012 19:13, Phil Dobbin wrote:
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>> I'm seeing a very odd& annoying highlighting anomaly.
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>> In certain files (& on occasion all files) certain words will be
>> highlighted in only orange& grey. These words seem to be totally
>> arbitrary. For example, in, say, my .bashrc the words `usr`,
>> `dropbox`& `storage1` will suffer. Or some single characters like
>> on my PS1 entry just the `d` `u`& `h` but not the `t` or `w`.
>>
>> This only happens on terminal vim on Linux& doesn't occur in gvim
>> on Linux or terminal vim/MacVim on OS X.
>>
>> I suspect it may have something to do with Gnome Terminal (it
>> happens in xterm& terminator too). The problem disappears when vim
>> is started -u NONE. My vimrc is identical on all my machines
>> (Debian Linux& Mac OS X).
>>
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> As a follow up to this I've discovered the odd highlighting only
> occurs when passing an argument to Vim i.e `vim .bashrc`
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> If I start Vim& then edit the same file all is OK.
>
Well, I was thinking that perhaps your termtype database was incorrect,
but that should affect :e .bashrc, too.
So, what's the filetype?
vim .bashrc
:echo &ft
Do files other than shell script files appear odd?
Does
vim -u NONE .bashrc
:set nocp
:syn on
have odd highlighting?
Regards,
C Campbell
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