Moved to: https://github.com/nicoulaj/zsh-syntax-highlighting
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September 19, 2010 11:43
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Thank you, updated.
Looks good, but fails under the following conditions in zsh 4.3.10:
- I have aliases for
lswith various options:l,lrandlrt - I then type
lrttand it highlights as I would expect, the whole way along (includinglrttas an error, as it does not exist) - Hitting backspace to delete the last
tstill has the buffer highlighted as an error
This works fine for me... Maybe you have special keymapping config (zkbd ?). This is what the "backward-delete-char" is for.
Aha! That made me think, and it turns out that I'm using vi-backward-delete-char. Adding the hook to it in the same way as lines 44 and 47 works beautifully :-)
Yep, I merged your changes.
I've moved this to a project:
Moved to: https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting
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"fg=none" is not a proper syntax. "none" means reset everything, including fg, bg, underline and etc. So you can have "none, fg=blue" to ensure blue text that is not in bold or underlined. --- Roy