Most of the syntax definitions for yardoc are self-contained and only a
tiny amount of glue to the ruby syntax is necessary.
We can use this to our advantage to implement Yard highlighting within
files of the puppet type, too. vim-puppet's syntax highlighting file has
enough similarities with the ruby one that it's very easy to implement:
we can simply change the glue parts to tie in to the similarly named
puppet syntax matches and clusters instead.
noprompt
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3 years ago
Most of the syntax definitions for yardoc are self-contained and only a tiny amount of glue to the ruby syntax is necessary.
We can use this to our advantage to implement Yard highlighting within files of the puppet type, too. vim-puppet's syntax highlighting file has enough similarities with the ruby one that it's very easy to implement: we can simply change the glue parts to tie in to the similarly named puppet syntax matches and clusters instead.