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What exactly are you asking here ?

ldigas
@Idigas: I am asking which parameters affect the three words such that I can color at least one of them differently.
Masi
@Masi - if you mean "nmap gP :cprev" they are not defined as special syntax group, so you cannot define syntax highlighting for them separately, other than normally changing the Normal highlighting group (normal text).
ldigas
@Masi - if you wish to define them, and see what else is defined for VIM filetype, see vim directory\syntax\vim.vim file (lots of regex).
ldigas
@Masi - but that's not so trivial, anymore.
ldigas
@Idigas: I agree with you! -- I could now find the folder syntax. I have the following in my ~/.vim: http://files.getdropbox.com/u/175564/vimFolderMac.png
Masi
@Masi (why am I even writing this, nobody else is talking here) - wow! Well, you've got either your vim screwed up, or you've got some weird distribution of vim. But I think even vimtiny has syntax highlighting. My vim dir: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/125459/
ldigas
Unfortunatelly, I've never used vim on a Mac, so have no idea whether their binaries differ somehow. Just my so far experience with vim here.
ldigas
It seems that I need to create the folder "syntax". --- Could you paste the vim.vim which has the regex, please.
Masi
Here is the paste: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/125543/The thing that's confusing me is that in the upper window, you have syntax highlighting. And vimrc is a vim filetype. So check your files around a little - you probably have it in some other location. (vimfiles maybe). Sorry I didn't think of it earlier, just occured to me.
ldigas
@Idigas: I agree with you: the screenshot is confusing. There are two files in the screenshot: the top one is ~/.vimrc, while the one at the bottom is a .vim -file. --- Thank you for the paste!
Masi
ldigas
The problem is now solved: I added .sh to my scripts which made my files much more readable. --- Thank you for your answers!
Masi