Merge pull request #11 from ryanolsonx/3-priorities-should-work-with-…

…padding-at-the-front

Allow padding in front of priorities

syntax/xit.vim

@@ -30,9 +30,9 @@ syn match xitTitle "\v^[^\[| ].*$"
 " Matches a checkbox like "[ ]"
 syn match xitCheckboxOpen "\v^\[ \]" nextgroup=xitCheckboxOpenSpace
 syn match xitCheckboxOpenSpace " " nextgroup=xitCheckboxOpenPriority contained
-" Matches a priority. Periods followed by exclaimation followed by a space. If it doesn't
+" Matches a priority. Spaces followed by periods followed by exclaimation followed by a space. If it doesn't
 " match, it continues on to the description for the checkbox.
-syn match xitCheckboxOpenPriority "\v(\.*!* ){,1}" nextgroup=xitCheckboxOpenDesc contained
+syn match xitCheckboxOpenPriority "\v( *\.*!* ){,1}" nextgroup=xitCheckboxOpenDesc contained
 " This matches a multiline open checkbox description. It starts right away with any char and ends
 " at the beginning of the next checkbox or next group title. /me=e-1 means match to the end offset
 " by one so that it doesn't include the first char of a title or the "[".
@@ -41,9 +41,9 @@ syn region xitCheckboxOpenDesc start="." end=/\v(\[|^[a-zA-Z0-9])/me=e-1 contain
 " Matches a checkbox like "[x]"
 syn match xitCheckboxChecked "\v^\[x\]" nextgroup=xitCheckboxCheckedSpace
 syn match xitCheckboxCheckedSpace " " nextgroup=xitCheckboxCheckedPriority contained
-" Matches a priority. Periods followed by exclaimation followed by a space. If it doesn't
+" Matches a priority. Spaces followed by periods followed by exclaimation followed by a space. If it doesn't
 " match, it continues on to the description for the checkbox.
-syn match xitCheckboxCheckedPriority "\v(\.*!* ){,1}" nextgroup=xitCheckboxCheckedDesc contained
+syn match xitCheckboxCheckedPriority "\v( *\.*!* ){,1}" nextgroup=xitCheckboxCheckedDesc contained
 " This matches a multiline checked checkbox description. It starts right away with any char and ends
 " at the beginning of the next checkbox or next group title. /me=e-1 means match to the end offset
 " by one so that it doesn't include the first char of a title or the "[".
@@ -52,9 +52,9 @@ syn region xitCheckboxCheckedDesc start="." end=/\v(\[|^[a-zA-Z0-9])/me=e-1 cont
 " Matches a checkbox like "[@]"
 syn match xitCheckboxOngoing "\v^\[\@\]" nextgroup=xitCheckboxOngoingSpace
 syn match xitCheckboxOngoingSpace " " nextgroup=xitCheckboxOngoingPriority contained
-" Matches a priority. Periods followed by exclaimation followed by a space. If it doesn't
+" Matches a priority. Spaces followed by periods followed by exclaimation followed by a space. If it doesn't
 " match, it continues on to the description for the checkbox.
-syn match xitCheckboxOngoingPriority "\v(\.*!* ){,1}" nextgroup=xitCheckboxOngoingDesc contained
+syn match xitCheckboxOngoingPriority "\v( *\.*!* ){,1}" nextgroup=xitCheckboxOngoingDesc contained
 " This matches a multiline ongoing checkbox description. It starts right away with any char and ends
 " at the beginning of the next checkbox or next group title. /me=e-1 means match to the end offset
 " by one so that it doesn't include the first char of a title or the "[".
@@ -63,9 +63,9 @@ syn region xitCheckboxOngoingDesc start="." end=/\v(\[|^[a-zA-Z0-9])/me=e-1 cont
 " This matches a checkbox like "[~]"
 syn match xitCheckboxObsolete "\v^\[\~\]" nextgroup=xitCheckboxObsoleteSpace
 syn match xitCheckboxObsoleteSpace " " nextgroup=xitCheckboxObsoletePriority contained
-" Matches a priority. Periods followed by exclaimation followed by a space. If it doesn't
+" Matches a priority. Spaces followed by periods followed by exclaimation followed by a space. If it doesn't
 " match, it continues on to the description for the checkbox.
-syn match xitCheckboxObsoletePriority "\v(\.*!* ){,1}" nextgroup=xitCheckboxObsoleteDesc contained
+syn match xitCheckboxObsoletePriority "\v( *\.*!* ){,1}" nextgroup=xitCheckboxObsoleteDesc contained
 " This matches a multiline obsolete checkbox description. It starts right away with any char and ends
 " at the beginning of the next checkbox or next group title. /me=e-1 means match to the end offset
 " by one so that it doesn't include the first char of a title or the "[".