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vim syntax group name
" EXAMPLE SETUP
"
" Show the syntax group name of the item under cursor.
" map -a :call SyntaxAttr()<CR>
function! SyntaxAttr()
let synid = ""
let guifg = ""
let guibg = ""
let gui = ""
let id1 = synID(line("."), col("."), 1)
let tid1 = synIDtrans(id1)
if synIDattr(id1, "name") != ""
let synid = "group: " . synIDattr(id1, "name")
if (tid1 != id1)
let synid = synid . '->' . synIDattr(tid1, "name")
endif
let id0 = synID(line("."), col("."), 0)
if (synIDattr(id1, "name") != synIDattr(id0, "name"))
let synid = synid . " (" . synIDattr(id0, "name")
let tid0 = synIDtrans(id0)
if (tid0 != id0)
let synid = synid . '->' . synIDattr(tid0, "name")
endif
let synid = synid . ")"
endif
endif
" Use the translated id for all the color & attribute lookups; the linked id yields blank values.
if (synIDattr(tid1, "fg") != "" )
let guifg = " guifg=" . synIDattr(tid1, "fg") . "(" . synIDattr(tid1, "fg#") . ")"
endif
if (synIDattr(tid1, "bg") != "" )
let guibg = " guibg=" . synIDattr(tid1, "bg") . "(" . synIDattr(tid1, "bg#") . ")"
endif
if (synIDattr(tid1, "bold" ))
let gui = gui . ",bold"
endif
if (synIDattr(tid1, "italic" ))
let gui = gui . ",italic"
endif
if (synIDattr(tid1, "reverse" ))
let gui = gui . ",reverse"
endif
if (synIDattr(tid1, "inverse" ))
let gui = gui . ",inverse"
endif
if (synIDattr(tid1, "underline"))
let gui = gui . ",underline"
endif
if (gui != "" )
let gui = substitute(gui, "^,", " gui=", "")
endif
echohl MoreMsg
let message = synid . guifg . guibg . gui
if message == ""
echohl WarningMsg
let message = "<no syntax group here>"
endif
echo message
echohl None
endfunction
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