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I'm working on a Vim syntax file for a format that allows both single- or multi-line macro definitions. That is, they may look like

MACRO NAME definition...

or

MACRO NAME {
  line1
  line2
  ...
}

I'm trying to define a syntax region but I cannot figure out how to specify an end= that works for both cases. How can I specify that the region should end at either

  • the closing } if the first line ends with {,
  • the first newline otherwise?

Is that even possible?

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