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I am currently writing a c3 syntax file for vim and I have some issues with a highlight.

I have this line: syntax match ModuleName "\<module\>\s*\zs[a-z][a-zA-Z0-9_]*\ze;" display

and this line: syntax keyword ModuleKeyword module

that are conflicting but I would like to have both of them colored is there any way that it is possible?

the should be colored like this:

/*keyword*/module /*c3name*/moduleName/*none*/;
/*keyword*/module /*c3name*/moduleName/*none*/::/*c3name*/otherName/*none*/;
/*keyword*/import /*c3name*/moduleName/*none*/;
/*keyword*/import /*c3name*/moduleName/*none*/::/*c3name*/otherName/*none*/;

the comments give the color schemes that the word after them is supposed to use for highlitghing here is a file for testing the highlitghing: main.c3

here is the complete file: c3.vim

for now the keyword module is colored properly and I can have the name colored if I remove this line: syntax keyword ModuleKeyword module but then the keyword is not colored anymore

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    Could you add some sample "c3" text to your question? Commented Jul 2 at 5:28
  • I added a simlple example and one of my c3 file for testing the highlitghing Commented Jul 2 at 6:01
  • main.c3 is a 404 right now and is susceptible to change or whatnot in the future. Include the relevant content of the file in the question. Commented Jul 2 at 6:37
  • sorry a little mistake on my side, main.c3 should be accessible now and the relevant part of it are the 6 first lines Commented Jul 2 at 6:51
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