问题
when I do the single slash (/) when typing some arithmetic expression (like val1 / val2), my vim treats it as a comment for multiple lines (/*). The result looks like:
I now I can escape it by typing ;/ at the end of that line (which closes the comment), but it is still annoying and I'd like for my vim to behave properly :).
I've tried using another vim syntax highlighting package for groovy, I've tried :filetype plugin off in my .vimrc, I've tried purging vim with my settings and reinstalling it and the problem is still there.
回答1:
SOLUTION:
As pointed out by @cfrick, vim (my version: 7.4) treats '/' as beginning of regular expression in groovy. The solution is to edit
/usr/share/vim/vim74/syntax/groovy.vim
And around line 260-261 there is
syn region groovyString start='/[^/]' end='/' contains=groovySpecialChar,groovyRegexChar,groovyELExpr
Just change the start to
start='/[^*/]'
Edit: changed space in regexp to * as @calid suggested in comment below
start='/[^ /]'
(that is add the space there.)
And now it looks much better. On the other hand it will now not highlight regexps starting with space, but for me it's okay. At least it's much better than what it was.
This helped mi a lot with finding my solution: Groovy syntax highlighting in Vim 7.4
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26518938/vim-wrong-syntax-highlighting-in-groovy