i tried this
Le lundi 2 décembre 2019 15:48:28 UTC+1, Christian Brabandt a écrit :
-- syn match s7JumpsOperand /^\s\+\zs\(SPA\|SPL\|SPBNB\|SPBN\|SPBB\|SPB\|SPBI\|SPBIN\|SLW\|SPO\|SPS\|SPZ\|SPN\|SPP\|SPM\|SPPZ\|SPMZ\|SPU\|LOOP\)\ze/ nextgroup=s7JumpLabel
syn match s7JumpsLabel /^\s\+\S\+\s\+\zs\([^;]\+\)\ze;/
It does not highlight second group s7JumLabel because of same location ... how to avoid this ?
Le lundi 2 décembre 2019 15:48:28 UTC+1, Christian Brabandt a écrit :
On Mo, 02 Dez 2019, Ni Va wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Considering this kind of line:
>
> SPB ERR2;
>
>
>
> With in my syntax file these syntax pattern recognition:
>
> syn match s7JumpsOperand /^\s\+\zs\(SPA\|SPL\|SPBNB\|SPBN\|SPBB\|SPB\|SPBI\|
> SPBIN\|SLW\|SPO\|SPS\|SPZ\|SPN\|SPP\|SPM\|SPPZ\|SPMZ\| SPU\|LOOP\)\ze/
> syn match s7JumpsLabel /^\(\s\+SPB\s\+\)\zs\([^;]\+\)\ze;/
>
> HiLink s7JumpsOperand JumpsColorDarkRed
> HiLink s7JumpsLabel JumpsColorDarkRed
>
>
>
> Why it highlights only first SPB Operand and no ERR2 like that ?
>
> SPB ERR2;
They both try to match at the same location, because you implicitly
anchored your match. For that kind of thing you can use nextgroup e.g.
:syn match s7JumpsOperand /SPB\ze\s\+/ nextgroup=s7JumpLabel
:syn match s7JumpLabel /ERR2\ze;$/
Best,
Christian
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