kakoune/src/rc/diff.kak

hook global BufCreate .*\.(diff|patch) %{
    setb filetype diff
}

hook global WinSetOption filetype=diff %{
    addhl group diff-highlight
    addhl -group diff-highlight regex "^\+[^\n]*\n" 0:green,default
    addhl -group diff-highlight regex "^-[^\n]*\n" 0:red,default
    addhl -group diff-highlight regex "^@@[^\n]*@@" 0:cyan,default
}

hook global WinSetOption filetype=(?!diff).* %{
    rmhl diff-highlight
}
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } } 2012-07-31 14:22:57 +02:00			`hook global BufCreate .*\.(diff\|patch) %{`
add rc/diff.kak and load in kakrc 2012-06-27 14:29:12 +02:00			`setb filetype diff`
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } } 2012-07-31 14:22:57 +02:00			`}`
add rc/diff.kak and load in kakrc 2012-06-27 14:29:12 +02:00
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } } 2012-07-31 14:22:57 +02:00			`hook global WinSetOption filetype=diff %{`
			`addhl group diff-highlight`
new regex highlighter parameters syntax, support per capture highlight 2012-08-07 00:13:54 +02:00			`addhl -group diff-highlight regex "^\+[^\n]*\n" 0:green,default`
			`addhl -group diff-highlight regex "^-[^\n]*\n" 0:red,default`
			`addhl -group diff-highlight regex "^@@[^\n]*@@" 0:cyan,default`
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } } 2012-07-31 14:22:57 +02:00			`}`
add rc/diff.kak and load in kakrc 2012-06-27 14:29:12 +02:00
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } } 2012-07-31 14:22:57 +02:00			`hook global WinSetOption filetype=(?!diff).* %{`
add rc/diff.kak and load in kakrc 2012-06-27 14:29:12 +02:00			`rmhl diff-highlight`
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } } 2012-07-31 14:22:57 +02:00			`}`