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Improved color bindings and support for all keywords of current i3 specifications. #38
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The edits in README are mainly for myself, those were not supposed to go to the request, but I don't know how to remove a file from the request. |
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Please consider making changes to the upstream vim repo directly as this code is there as of vim/vim@8176be1 |
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@JosefLitos offer still stands to commit to the vim repo directly and make your changes available to everyone, including every other Arch Linux users. |
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I may give it a try soon, if all goes as planned. |
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@hiqua thanks for reminding me, should be ready to go, just made a couple more fixes: |
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this is a correction of vim/vim#18293 + implementation of vim/vim#18760
This is preventing us from using default highlight link for the syntax keyword.
So that we only changed the highlight for popup fullscreen opts and the opts extra will also changed.
feat: link highlight popup fullscreen opts extra with opts
This is an implementation of vim/vim#18814. All code regarding identifiers was updated to have a unanymous style. All identifiers are now highlighted with their own group, linking to `i3ConfigIdent`. Co-Authored-By: Konstantin Pospelov <kupospelov@gmail.com>
Hello,
I would like to contribute my additions to the syntax to support all keywords i3 has right now.
I also notably changed color bindings to provide a more pg-language-like experience. More color links are used and newly I added a better highlighting conditions.
This makes it possible for more colors to be used and people can distinguish more different functions.