Closed zerothi closed 7 years ago
It would! However n is already recognized as a unit (force), with
syn match siestaUnits "\(\s\|^\)[jkgmsnced]\($\|\s\)"
So not sure how to handle that yet.. ideally, keywords expecting a boolean as argument should be differentiated so that there is some level of information on what will (can) be the argument, but that would add some level of complexity
Ok, no worries, I think very few are using y/n anyway :)
2016-04-15 16:34 GMT+02:00 arthurfl notifications@github.com:
It would! However n is already recognized as a unit (force), with
syn match siestaUnits "(\s|^)jkgmsnced"
So not sure how to handle that yet.. ideally, keywords expecting a boolean as argument should be differentiated so that there is some level of information on what will (can) be the argument, but that would add some level of complexity
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Perhaps this should be added for completeness sake.
Would changing:
syn match siestaBoolean "\(\s\|^\)[tf]\($\|\s\)"
to
syn match siestaBoolean "\(\s\|^\)[tfyn]\($\|\s\)"
suffice?