I could get this to work. The failed use case is this:
baseURL = "http://www.oaklandpostonline.com/search/?q&tarticle&c[]blogs*"
The start pattern matches the `=` right after baseURL and ends on `[]`
in the URL. I couldn't get this to ignore the swiftString type or ignore
if there was a quote right after the URL. Mainly everything is horrible.
Closes#37
This fixes an issue where the beginning /* in a C-style block comment
was interpreted as an operator. I read somewhere in syntax.txt (I think)
that the order rules appear in the syntax definition file affects the
interpretation. This is one of those times. The comment block needs to
be after the operator definitions.
This should fix the issue where, if you start a string which a single
non-matched quote, the string and interpolated string isn't highlighted
until the quote was closed. This seems like a bad idea since strings
only function when they are on a single line and this example:
"foo
" bar
highlights like they can spread over multiple lines. Where `bar` is
highlighted like a keyword and not part of an unclosed string. This is
also how ruby.vim does this so I assume this is the way to do it.
This fixes#28
