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Syntax highlighting in Sublime Text 2

So, I was trying to figure out how to add syntax highlighting for a name typedefin C ++ files, in sublime text.

For example, if I have typedef long long integer;, I want to highlight integer(preferably the same color as the other types: int, booland so on). I went to see the C.tmLanuage file and tried to add the following regex code ^typedef.*?\s(\w+)\s*;in storage.type.c(line 49), but that didn't work. If I add a word string, it will highlight all instances of the dictionary string. I tried going into the C ++ tmLanguage file and adding the regex code in storage.type.c++, but it still doesn't work.

Does anyone know how to highlight typedefin sublime text?

Also, is there a way to get syntax highlighting for a class name? Let's say I announce stringor vector, I would like to highlight either string, or vector.

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