"dnstap-output" distorts rendering of subsequent options

[kempniu]

I am observing a rather funky highlighting effect with dnstap-output:

Without dnstap { all; };:

And here is dnstap { all; }; without dnstap-output (looks as expected):

Here is the sample configuration file for easy copy-paste:

options {
    dnstap-output file "dnstap.out";
    dnstap { all; };
    send-cookie no;
    require-server-cookie no;
    minimal-responses no;
    dnssec-validation yes;
    qname-minimization disabled;
};

I would be happy to help with debugging this and/or test any potential fixes.

[egberts]

FOREWORD: any dark-cyan highlighting is that error spot. (It's supposed to be red, but that my next task).

Progress: 'dnstap' keyword is found in both 'view' and 'options'. The namedOV_Dnstap is that starting (or ending) point. It has the necessary highlighting and everything but this rule didn't fire within Vim 8.1.

So the next step is to look at the previous statement: dnstap-output .... Taking that out will make the dnstap { all; }; and the rest of the options work and properly highlighted again.

So, the cultprit is the dnstap-output rule. And as a detector, the ending semicolon symbol to the dnsstap-output rule was highlighted as dark-cyan (it should have been soft green).

On a separate slightly related note: this same 'dnstap { all; };' doesn't work inside a 'view' clause. :-/

[egberts]

Fixed it in 9394ac15f346236e612944f332c747f81401d449

[egberts]

Thank you for the issue report, @kempniu