[vim/vim] vimscript syntax: Custom command call with the dot in the end breaks next highlighting (Issue #20854)

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Maxim Kim

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habamax created an issue (vim/vim#20854)

Steps to reproduce

Use following snippet in vim filetype:

def RunOdin()
    update
    if !exists("$WSL_DISTRO_NAME")
        Term! odin run .
    else
        Term! odin run . -thread-count:1
    endif
enddef

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Expected behaviour

else should be highlighted

@dkearns fyi

Version of Vim

9.2.843

Environment

debian13, bash

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Maxim Kim

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habamax left a comment (vim/vim#20854)

Term is a custom command:

command! -bang -nargs=? Term terminal.Run(<q-args> ?? &shell, <q-mods> ?? window#BotRight(), expand("<bang>") == "!")

with built-in term highlighting is ok.

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