[yaml] Syntax highlighting hardly works about nanorc HOT 14 CLOSED

Thanks a ton!

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@jc-iacono I fixed the syntax yaml part in PR #170

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yaml.nanorc:

syntax yaml "\.ya?ml"
comment "#"
header "^---" "%YAML"


# Values
color green "(:|^|\s)+\S+"

# Keys
color red "(^|\s+).*+\s*:(\s|$)"

# Special values
color yellow "[:-]\s+(true|false|null)\s*$"
color yellow "[:-]\s+[0-9]+\.?[0-9]*(\s*($|#))"
color yellow  "(^| )!!(binary|bool|float|int|map|null|omap|seq|set|str) "

# Separator
color brightwhite "^\s+-"
color brightwhite ":(\s|\t|$)"

# Comments
color white "(^|[[:space:]])#.*$"

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Thanks! I think that looks a lot better. Please feel free to put in a PR with that change. Let me know if you need help

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Sure! Is there any style format to which I must comply?

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Hi there, there may be a typo in the first 2 lines !

Line1
-syntax yaml ".ya?ml"
+syntax "yaml" ".ya?ml"

Line 2 might be to be removed
-comment "#"

(Or maybe I misunderstood, tell me if it's the case)

Thank you ! :)

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A PR with a fix would be great!

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Line1
-syntax yaml ".ya?ml"
+syntax "yaml" ".ya?ml"

It's working fine on my computer, but it's indeed better to wrap yaml with quotes.

Line 2 might be to be removed
-comment "#"

The comment line enables the option to type M-3 for commenting a line out. From the man-page:
"""

comment "string"

Use the given string for commenting and uncommenting lines.
If the string contains a vertical bar or pipe character (|),
this designates bracket-style comments; for example, "/|/"
for CSS files. The characters before the pipe are prepended
to the line and the characters after the pipe are appended at
the end of the line. If no pipe character is present, the
full string is prepended; for example, "#" for Python files.
If empty double quotes are specified, the comment/uncomment
function is disabled; for example, "" for JSON. The default
value is "#".
""""
It's a future I use a lot, so that's why I added it to the nanorc file.

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hello scopatz

from a fresh install debian here is the output when start nano (in german):

Fehler in yaml.nanorc in Zeile 2: Befehl „comment“ nicht verstanden

Fehler in yaml.nanorc in Zeile 17: Farbe „normal“ nicht verstanden.
Gültige Farben sind „green“ (grün), „red“ (rot), „blue“ (blau),
„white“ (weiß), „yellow“ (gelb), „cyan“ (zyanblau), „magenta“ (magentarot)
und „black“ (schwarz), mit dem optionalen Präfix „bright“ (hell)
für Vordergrundfarben.

Fehler in yaml.nanorc in Zeile 18: Farbe „normal“ nicht verstanden.
Gültige Farben sind „green“ (grün), „red“ (rot), „blue“ (blau),
„white“ (weiß), „yellow“ (gelb), „cyan“ (zyanblau), „magenta“ (magentarot)
und „black“ (schwarz), mit dem optionalen Präfix „bright“ (hell)
für Vordergrundfarben.

Drücken Sie die Eingabetaste, um mit dem Starten von nano fortzufahren.

the original code look this:

syntax "yaml" "\.ya?ml"
comment "#"
header "^---" "%YAML"


# Values
color green "(:|^|\s)+\S+"

# Keys
color red "(^|\s+).*+\s*:(\s|$)"

# Special values
color yellow "[:-]\s+(true|false|null)\s*$"
color yellow "[:-]\s+[0-9]+\.?[0-9]*(\s*($|#))"
color yellow  "(^| )!!(binary|bool|float|int|map|null|omap|seq|set|str) "

# Separator
color normal "^\s+-"
color normal ":(\s|\t|$)"

# Comments
color white "(^|[[:space:]])#.*$"

edit yaml.nanorc worked now:

syntax "yaml" "\.ya?ml$"
header "^---" "%YAML"

# Values
color green "(:|^|\s)+\S+"

# Keys
color red "(^|\s+).*+\s*:(\s|$)"

# Special values
color yellow "[:-]\s+(true|false|null)\s*$"
color yellow "[:-]\s+[0-9]+\.?[0-9]*(\s*($|#))"
color yellow "(^| )!!(binary|bool|float|int|map|null|omap|seq|set|str) "

# Separator
color brightwhite "^\s+-"
color brightwhite ":(\s|\t|$)"

# Comments
color white "(^|[[:space:]])#.*$"

i delete the line commnet "#" and change normal to brightwhite in the # Seperator area

please fix it

thank you very much !!

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hhm, what version are you using?

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Please feel free to put in a PR that fixes this issue!

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Fixed in PR #171

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