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Update I've managed to get the top part of the file fixed with syn region pugJavascriptLine start=/^\s*-/ end=/$/ contains=@htmlJavascript from this programmer: https://github.com/digitaltoad/vim-pug/issues/98#issuecomment-296461439

But the template strings still don't recognize their contents as JavaScript:

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Perhaps there's another line I could add to the pug syntax file that would let it know how template strings work. The file is here: https://github.com/digitaltoad/vim-pug/blob/master/syntax/pug.vim

Anyone with better Regex skills than me out there?

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I'm using neovim for lots of web dev, and I'm having trouble with pug syntax highlighting.

I can't seem to get it to display JavaScript in the pug files (which it was doing just fine before I switched to a new Thinkpad).

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The JS is just in plain white text. Here's my vimrc: https://gist.github.com/wamoyo/34405c4672c89dbfded62ea34134003b

And I haven't edited the pug.vim file or anything like that. But I have messed around a bit with the xoria256.vim colorscheme file, adding this to the bottom:

" hi jsBooleanTrue ctermfg=41
" hi jsBooleanFalse ctermfg=174
" hi jsString ctermfg=229
" hi jsComment ctermfg=244
hi jsGlobalObjects ctermfg=256
hi jsGlobalNodeObjects ctermfg=256
" hi jsExceptions ctermfg=256
" hi jsThis ctermfg=256
" hi jsPrototype ctermfg=256
" hi jsHtmlEvents ctermfg=256
" hi jsDecorator ctermfg=146
" hi jsSpecial ctermfg=180
" hi jsFloat ctermfg=180
" hi jsNan ctermfg=180
" hi jsTemplateVar ctermfg=251
" hi jsTemplateBraces ctermfg=146
" hi jsDecoratorFunction ctermfg=182
" hi jsRegexpString ctermfg=180
" hi jsRegexpBoundary ctermfg=180
" hi jsRegexpQuantifier ctermfg=180
" hi jsRegexpOr ctermfg=180
" hi jsRegexpMod ctermfg=180
" hi jsRegexpBackRef ctermfg=180
" hi jsRegexpGroup ctermfg=180
" hi jsRegexpCharClass ctermfg=180

On the old laptop, I didn't have any of those commented out, but the new laptop seems to support more colors in the gnome terminal.

This line from pug.vim seems relevant:

syn region pugJavascript matchgroup=pugJavascriptChar start="-" skip=",\s*$" end="$" contained contains=@htmlJavascript keepend

Lines 6-16 above are using the syntax group pugTagInlineText.

Actually, I know it's not those edits in the xoria256.vim file, because I have the same issue with other colorschemes.

I'm also happy to switch colorschemes if there's one that handles html5, css, and ES6 really nicely.

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  • Can you check the syntax highlighting groups in the lines you think are being incorrectly highlighted? (There are various tips for doing this across the web; my plugin synstax can also do it.)
    – D. Ben Knoble
    Nov 10, 2018 at 6:34
  • Hm.. trying. They are lines 6 to 16 above. Nov 10, 2018 at 8:22
  • I tried making changes to pug.vim, but no changes take effect, even after restarting vim. If I can't make changes, maybe something set up wrong? Nov 10, 2018 at 8:38
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    That does seem odd, but what will be most telling is still the highlight groups being applied to text in those lines.
    – D. Ben Knoble
    Nov 10, 2018 at 17:05
  • It's ['PugBegin'], problem is that's the same for every line I've checked. Nov 10, 2018 at 19:11

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Issue is solved. It took a couple lines in the pug syntax file.

Adding the third line here for template strings:

syn region  pugJavascriptString start=+"+  skip=+\\\("\|$\)+  end=+"\|$+ contained
syn region  pugJavascriptString start=+'+  skip=+\\\('\|$\)+  end=+'\|$+ contained
" TODO my patch for template strings
syn region  pugJavascriptString start=+`+  skip=+\\\(`\|$\)+  end=+`\|$+ contained

And the single line for single lines of JS: syn region pugJavascriptLine start=/^\s*-/ end=/$/ contains=@htmlJavascript

Github issues here: https://github.com/digitaltoad/vim-pug/issues/109 and here: https://github.com/digitaltoad/vim-pug/issues/108

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