On 2017-12-17 18:49, Jorge Almeida wrote:
> I need to apply custom highligthing in a setup that should be simple
> for people who understand highligthing:
>
> I have a bunch of keywords with a common prefix, the single
> character 'c'. The keywords are to be listed one by one, not
> obtained via some algorithm. Example:
>
> cmount
> cumount
> copen
> cclose
> (etc)
>
> So, I want to highlight these keywords, *minus the prefix*, with
> some colour (say, the same colour for all keywords). That is, in
> "cmount", only "mount" should be coloured, not the leading 'c'.
Does
:match Error /\%(\<c\)\@<=\w\+/
give you what you're looking for? Alternatively, if they're a fixed
list of keywords, you can join them together something like
:match Error /\%(\<c\)\@<=\(mount\|umount\|open\|close\)/
You can adjust the color group to something other than Error, as
that's just what I chose by default.
-tim
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