[vim/vim] Fortran syntax file broken (#5350)
sambo57u
I am using vim under Fedora 31, current version 8.1.2424.
I am not sure exactly when but not so long ago everytime I edit a fortran file, I get the error messages
on the terminal from the fotrran.vim syntax file:
'Error detected while processing /usr/share/vim/vim81/syntax/fortran.vim:
line 188:
E869: (NFA) Unknown operator '@1'
E475: Invalid argument: fortranTarget^Idisplay^I"(<do\s+)@<11=\d+>"
line 277:
E869: (NFA) Unknown operator '@1'
E475: Invalid argument: fortranConstructName "(<end\sforall\s+)@<15=\a\w>"
The issue seems to be the < after @, e..g., @<15=... If I remove these < signs then
error goes away but I am not sure whether that is the right thing to do.
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Christian Brabandt
Yeah, this looks wrong:
As a workaround, try not to define the variable fortran_more_precise
Christian Brabandt
you could move the number before the <
Christian Brabandt
Please contact the maintainer of the file mentioned at the top.
sambo57u
Thanks, will do!
Ajit Thakkar
Scott Lawrence
Checking [vim-dev], I see that the maintainer has sent a fix for the issue (off-list) to Bram. The fix doesn't appear to be in this repo yet. Is the fix available publicly, anywhere?
(@chrisbra's suggestion of just replacing <15= with 15<= and <11= with 11<= seems to work, but I really don't know. At least it gets rid of the error messages.)
Ajit Thakkar
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Cheers
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On Sun, Jan 26, 2020 at 2:53 AM Scott Lawrence <vim-dev...@256bit.org>
wrote:
> Checking [vim-dev], I see that the maintainer has sent a fix for the issue
> (off-list) to Bram. The fix doesn't appear to be in this repo yet. Is the
> fix available publicly, anywhere?
>
> <15= with 15<= and <11= with 11<= seems to work, but I really don't know.
> At least it gets rid of the error messages.)
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closing then.
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Scott Lawrence
I hate to be too much of a pest, but as this issue is not fixed in the repo, and the patch is not publicly available, I would suggest re-opening the issue and leaving it so for the time being.
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K.Takata
I believe the change is already included in Bram's local repository and will be published in next runtime files update. Let's wait for it.
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Bram Moolenaar
> I believe the change is already included in Bram's local repository and
> will be published in next runtime files update. Let's wait for it.
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For clarity for anyone in the future: this issue is fixed by commit 560979ed....
Thanks all!
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