How do I highlight user-defined macro abbreviations in Vim?

First of all, I'm a beginner who just started programming, so I'm sorry that this may be a wrong question.

I think I will omit the model name using typedef and using in languages such as c++, but is it possible to omit the model name as well?Also, if it is not possible, is there a plug-in that makes it be done?For example,

using ll=long long

If so, long will be colored, but ll will remain the same color as the text color, so I would like to add a color to make it stand out

c++ c vim

2022-09-30 11:49

1 Answers

Do you want to analyze open files so that they can be automatically highlighted from where you are using typedef or using?
Do you just want to add ll as a keyword in the *.c file?

I don't understand, but the latter one seems relatively easy

Make your own syntax highlights
with vim is likely to be helpful

I don't know your environment, so I can write specifically, but if it's my environment (Ubuntu), it's a *.c file
—syntax
I looked it up in and found that the model name was cType, so
~/.vim/ftplugin/c.vim
to

syntax keyword cTypell

Then ll was colored as the model name

2022-09-30 11:49

If you have any answers or tips

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