Syntax hilight in comment

[Eternyt]

Why are the words in this file highlighted also in the comment?

%YAML 1.2

http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/syntax.html

name: Arduino
file_extensions: [ino, pde]
scope: source.arduino

contexts:
main:
- match: ‘’
push: Packages/C++/C++.sublime-syntax
with_prototype:
- match: \b(HIGH|LOW|INPUT|OUTPUT|INPUT_PULLUP|LED_BUILTIN)\b
scope: constant.language.arduino
- match: \b(boolean|word|String|string|array)\b
scope: storage.type.arduino
- match: PROGRAM
scope: storage.modifier.arduino
- match: \b(Serial|Stream|Keyboard|Mouse)\b
scope: entity.name.class.arduino
- match: \b(pinMode|digitalWrite|digitalRead|analogReference|analogRead|analogWrite|analogReadResolution|analogWriteResolution|tone|noTone|shiftOut|shiftIn|pulseIn|millis|micros|delay|delayMicroseconds|min|max|constrain|map|pow|sqrt|sin|cos|tan|isAlphaNumeric|isAlpha|isAscii|isWhitespace|isControl|isDigit|isGraph|isLowerCase|isPrintable|isPunct|isSpace|isUpperCase|isHexadecimalDigit|randomSeed|random|lowByte|highByte|bitRead|bitWrite|bitSet|bitClear|bit|attachInterrupt|detachInterrupt|interrupts|noInterrupts)\b
scope: entity.name.function.arduino

[kingkeith]

because you used with_prototype, which affects all contexts pushed onto the stack after the one pushed with the with_prototype…

if you want to extend an existing syntax, the best tool for the job is this:

YAML Macros 2.0: Extend existing syntaxes with new functionality

A lot of users have asked how to extend an existing syntax with new functionality. Unfortunately, this has always required copying the entire syntax to modify it, which is a hassle and an impediment to maintenance. In order to facilitate this common case, I've added to YAML Macros a macro library that makes extending an existing syntax a piece of cake. To demonstrate this, here is a complete implementation of JSX on top of the built-in JavaScript syntax*: %YAML 1.2 %TAG ! tag:yaml-macros:YA…

[Eternyt]

So how can add my syntax to the c++ one? I can’t find the c++ one and I don’t understand really well this macro…
Thanks!