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Is there a simple way to remove a single keyword from a syntax group (or otherwise override it in a match)?

Here's a completely different, arguably even more hacky, but much simpler solution: syntax keyword lam fn conceal cchar=λ containedin=ALL nextgroup=bda execute "syntax match bda ' ' conceal cchar=\uff0e" It relies on: There always being a space after the fn keyword: we're matching this space as well as the fn. Unicode support: we're replacing the space ...

answered May 11 at 16:00

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Is there a simple way to remove a single keyword from a syntax group (or otherwise override it in a match)?

Here's a solution using a different technique to the two you suggested: syntax match lambda /\_.\<fn\>/ containedin=ALL syntax match lam /f/ containedin=lambda contained conceal cchar=λ syntax match bda /n/ containedin=lambda contained conceal cchar=. Syntax items which start in an earlier position in the buffer take priority over other items, so we ...

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answered May 7 at 18:49

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Is there a simple way to remove a single keyword from a syntax group (or otherwise override it in a match)?

Is there a simple way to remove a single keyword from a syntax group (or otherwise override it in a match)?

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Is there a simple way to remove a single keyword from a syntax group (or otherwise override it in a match)?

Is there a simple way to remove a single keyword from a syntax group (or otherwise override it in a match)?

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