转一封邮件，说明怎样在vim中使多个关键字高亮显示

On 30/05/08 05:50, googler wrote:
> On May 27, 7:49 pm, Tony Mechelynck
> wrote:
>> On 28/05/08 02:43, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
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>>> On 24/05/08 20:59, googler wrote:
>>>> I would like to search for a particular string, say "abcd" and have
>>>> their occurences colored with red. Next I would like to search for
>>>> another string, say "wxyz" and have their occurences colored with
>>>> another color, say yellow. After the second pattern is found, the
>>>> first pattern should still remain colored. How can this be done in
>>>> vim? Thanks.
>>> :help :match
>>> :help :2match
>>> :help :3match
>>> :help matchadd()
>>> :help matchdelete()
>>> :help clearmatches()
>>> Note: The latest search pattern is in "register slash", so you can use
>>> :match ^R/
>>> (where ^R means "hit Ctrl-R) to "remember" the currently highlighted
>>> search before doing a new search. (Similarly with :2match but beware
>>> that :3match is used by bracket matching).
>>> Best regards,
>>> Tony.
>> Oops! That should have been
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>> :match /^R//
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Tony.
>> --
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> On doing :match /^R// , I get "E28: No such highlight group name: /
> abcd/". Is there anything else I need to set? Thanks.

Looks like I was low on black tea when I made these previous posts:
hypotheinaemia is one of the main causes of erroneous posts with me.

Well: between the ":match" command-name and the /pattern/ you need the
name of a highlight group. For the same colors as the current search
pattern use

:match Search /^R//

For a red abckground as when syntax errors are found, use

:match Error /^R//

etc.

To see all the highlight groups currently defined in your Vim session
and how they are colored, use

:hi

Best regards,
Tony.
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