Use Vim to create ide-highlighted display

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In ~ Create C. Vim under/. Vim/syntax. If this directory does not exist, create it by yourself.

 

Vim uses this script to read the syntax highlighting rules and edit the c. Vim file as follows:

"============================================== ========================
"Highlight all function
"============================================== ========================
SYN match cfunction "/<[A-Za-Z _] [a-zA-Z_0-9] */> [^ ()] *) (" Me = E-2
SYN match cfunction "/<[A-Za-Z _] [a-zA-Z_0-9] */>/S * (" Me = E-1
Hi cfunction GUI = none guifg = # b5a1ff

"============================================== ========================
"Highlight all math Operator
"============================================== ========================
"C math Operators
SYN match cmathoperator display "[-+/*/% =]"
"C pointer Operators
SYN match cpointeroperator display "->/| /."
"C logical operators-Boolean results
SYN match clogicaloperator display "[! <>] =/="
SYN match clogicaloperator display "="
"C bit Operators
SYN match cbinaryoperator display "/(& // |/^/| </|>/) =/="
SYN match cbinaryoperator display "/~ "
SYN match cbinaryoperatorerror display "/~ ="
"More C logical operators-highlight in preference to binary
SYN match clogicaloperator display "&/|"
SYN match clogicaloperatorerror display "/(&/|/) ="

"Math Operator
Hi cmathoperator guifg = #3effe2
Hi cpointeroperator guifg = #3effe2
Hi clogicaloperator guifg = #3effe2
Hi cbinaryoperator guifg = #3effe2
Hi cbinaryoperatorerror guifg = #3effe2
Hi clogicaloperator guifg = #3effe2
Hi clogicaloperatorerror guifg = #3effe2

"============================================== ========================
"My own datatype
"============================================== ========================
SYN keyword ctype my_type_1 my_type_2 my_type_3

The preceding section highlights the data types you have defined. In this way, my_type_1 my_type_2 my_type_3 is highlighted.

Use Vim to build ide-Highlight