Package: vim-runtime
Version: 1:7.1.293-3
Severity: normal
Hi,
"for" and "if" (and others) highlight as bash keywords
even if in such a case:
git-for-each-ref
or
git for-each-ref
The \<for\> matching seems to be not sufficient here.
Because of this mismatch, vim wants to see a "do" and "done"
after git for-each-ref, which is non-sense.
If you do not put "do"/"done" thereafter, all other bash
control structures will be highlighted as errors.
For example:
if ...
then
git for-each-ref ....
...
fi
"fi" will be highlighted as error then.
(Also: closing parenthesis, and the like.)
Regards,
Stephan
PS: Btw, it seems that "while" does not highlight at all.
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