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use standard shell definition for iskeyword #44

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Prior to this, a w would skip over the entirety of /some/long/path-name. This
is probably not what users expect, since they can use W for that.

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:syntax iskeyword could be used instead, so that commands are still highlighted correctly.

This effectively removes "-", "." and "/" from the set of word characters.

Prior to this, a `w` would skip over the entirety of /some/long/path-name. This
is probably not what users expect, since they can use `W` for that.
@krobelus krobelus changed the title This effectively removes "-", "." and "/" from the word chars use standard shell definition for iskeyword Feb 12, 2019
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:syntax iskeyword could be used instead, so that commands are still highlighted correctly.

Cool!
I tried :syntax iskeyword=@,48,57,-,_,.,/ but this seems to mess up other syntax definitions, for example in echo foo the echo used to be highlighted in a different color

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blankname pushed a commit to blankname/vim-fish that referenced this pull request Mar 22, 2020
I didn't remove the iskeyword definition entirely because I believe including
'_' and '.' is still useful.

Also, fix syntax definitions to include '/' as well wherever they use '\k' so
that / is still highlighted.

cc: dag#44
blankname pushed a commit to blankname/vim-fish that referenced this pull request Mar 22, 2020
I didn't remove the iskeyword definition entirely because I believe including
'_' and '.' is still useful.

Use 'syntax iskeyword @,48-57,-,_,.,/' in the syntax definitions so that '/' is
still matched by syntax patterns that use '\k'.

cc: dag#44
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@krobelus I believe you need to replace the = with a space.

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