Oskar Sharipov wrote:
Hi!
I'm doing a syntax file for my own silly made up filetype. The first
line of a file is always tag-section and I want to highlight it. There
is no special pattern for searching by regexp --- the aim is to
highlight the first line ALWAYS.
For example, in this context:
Blah-blah
foo, bar,
one, two, three.
only "Blah-blah" must be captured for highlighting with `hi def` later.
Could I use `syn region` for that purpose and how? If not what're other
ways to do that?
Hope the attached file helps. It uses syn match with a pattern using \%1l .
Regards,
Chip Campbell
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if exists("b:current_syntax")
finish
endif
syn clear
set ft=firstlineonly
syn match FirstLine '^\%1l.*$'
if !exists("did_firstlineonly_inits")
let did_firstlineonly_inits= 1
hi link FirstLine Comment
endif
" vim:
