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It would be good if these instead targeted a common (virtual) hl-Group, e.g. cmakeKW, which can then be targeted by colorschemes independently of the unrelated ModeMsg highlight.
This approach isn't uncommon among other syntax files, e.g. in css.vim:
hideflinkcmakeKWExternalProjectcmakeKWhideflinkcmakeKWadd_compile_definitionscmakeKWhideflinkcmakeKWadd_compile_optionscmakeKWhideflinkcmakeKWadd_custom_commandcmakeKW" etc..." Same default style as before, but colorschemes can now override cmakeKW independently of ModeMsghideflinkcmakeKWModeMsg
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Currently, all
cmakeKW…
highlight groups link toModeMsg
.It would be good if these instead targeted a common (virtual) hl-Group, e.g.
cmakeKW
, which can then be targeted by colorschemes independently of the unrelatedModeMsg
highlight.This approach isn't uncommon among other syntax files, e.g. in
css.vim
:For
cmake.vim
that would mean:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: