kakoune/rc/base/git.kak

hook global BufCreate .*COMMIT_EDITMSG %{
    set buffer filetype git-commit
}

hook -group git-commit-highlight global WinSetOption filetype=git-commit %{
    addhl group git-commit-highlight
    addhl -group git-commit-highlight regex "\`[^\n]{1,50}" 0:yellow
    addhl -group git-commit-highlight regex "\`[^\n]*\n\h*(?!#)([^\n]*)\n?" 1:default,red
    addhl -group git-commit-highlight regex "^\h*#[^\n]*\n" 0:cyan,default
    addhl -group git-commit-highlight regex "\b(?:(modified)|(deleted)|(new file)|(renamed)):([^\n]*)\n" 1:yellow 2:red 3:green 4:blue 5:magenta
    addhl -group git-commit-highlight ref diff # highlight potential diffs from the -v option
}

hook -group git-commit-highlight global WinSetOption filetype=(?!git-commit).* %{ rmhl git-commit-highlight }

hook global BufCreate .*git-rebase-todo %{
    set buffer filetype git-rebase
}

hook -group git-rebase-highlight global WinSetOption filetype=git-rebase %{
    addhl group git-rebase-highlight
    addhl -group git-rebase-highlight regex "#[^\n]*\n" 0:cyan,default
    addhl -group git-rebase-highlight regex "^(pick|edit|reword|squash|fixup|exec|[persfx]) (\w+)" 1:green 2:magenta
}

hook -group git-rebase-highlight global WinSetOption filetype=(?!git-rebase).* %{ rmhl git-rebase-highlight }
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } } 2012-07-31 16:22:57 +04:00			`hook global BufCreate .*COMMIT_EDITMSG %{`
Remove setg/setb/setw and use set <scope> (with scope a prefix of global,buffer or window) 2013-10-30 13:38:40 +04:00			`set buffer filetype git-commit`
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } } 2012-07-31 16:22:57 +04:00			`}`
add some highlighting for git 2012-03-09 00:58:22 +04:00
Add highlight group to highlighters addhl hooks 2016-09-25 16:15:07 +03:00			`hook -group git-commit-highlight global WinSetOption filetype=git-commit %{`
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } } 2012-07-31 16:22:57 +04:00			`addhl group git-commit-highlight`
Add first and second line highlighting git-commit First 50 characters are recommended for subject line. They are highlighted with yellow color. The subject line wants an empty second line, so every characters (except for comments) on second line are highlighted with red background. 2015-06-11 20:07:51 +03:00			addhl -group git-commit-highlight regex "\`[^\n]{1,50}" 0:yellow
			addhl -group git-commit-highlight regex "\`[^\n]\n\h(?!#)([^\n]*)\n?" 1:default,red
Fix git commit message highlighting 2014-09-11 22:37:34 +04:00			`addhl -group git-commit-highlight regex "^\h#[^\n]\n" 0:cyan,default`
Remove uses of \< and \>, always use std regex compatible \b 2016-04-21 22:43:17 +03:00			`addhl -group git-commit-highlight regex "\b(?:(modified)\|(deleted)\|(new file)\|(renamed)):([^\n]*)\n" 1:yellow 2:red 3:green 4:blue 5:magenta`
Highlight diff in git-commit too 2016-09-07 14:50:21 +03:00			`addhl -group git-commit-highlight ref diff # highlight potential diffs from the -v option`
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } } 2012-07-31 16:22:57 +04:00			`}`
git.kak: use filetype option 2012-06-15 16:24:57 +04:00
Add highlight group to highlighters rmhl hooks 2016-09-28 09:45:01 +03:00			`hook -group git-commit-highlight global WinSetOption filetype=(?!git-commit).* %{ rmhl git-commit-highlight }`
git.kak: use filetype option 2012-06-15 16:24:57 +04:00
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } } 2012-07-31 16:22:57 +04:00			`hook global BufCreate .*git-rebase-todo %{`
Remove setg/setb/setw and use set <scope> (with scope a prefix of global,buffer or window) 2013-10-30 13:38:40 +04:00			`set buffer filetype git-rebase`
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } } 2012-07-31 16:22:57 +04:00			`}`
git.kak: use filetype option 2012-06-15 16:24:57 +04:00
Add highlight group to highlighters addhl hooks 2016-09-25 16:15:07 +03:00			`hook -group git-rebase-highlight global WinSetOption filetype=git-rebase %{`
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } } 2012-07-31 16:22:57 +04:00			`addhl group git-rebase-highlight`
new regex highlighter parameters syntax, support per capture highlight 2012-08-07 02:13:54 +04:00			`addhl -group git-rebase-highlight regex "#[^\n]*\n" 0:cyan,default`
git.kak: tweak highlighting 2012-08-30 20:56:05 +04:00			`addhl -group git-rebase-highlight regex "^(pick\|edit\|reword\|squash\|fixup\|exec\|[persfx]) (\w+)" 1:green 2:magenta`
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } } 2012-07-31 16:22:57 +04:00			`}`
git.kak: use filetype option 2012-06-15 16:24:57 +04:00
Add highlight group to highlighters rmhl hooks 2016-09-28 09:45:01 +03:00			`hook -group git-rebase-highlight global WinSetOption filetype=(?!git-rebase).* %{ rmhl git-rebase-highlight }`