I did some final clean-ups and optimizations: delete / optimize redundant regexp clean up highlighting of function names remove "label:" syntax - which does not exist in R add "T" and "F" as short version of "TRUE" and "FALSE" (default aliases in R). I also attach a test file to check syntax highlighting of R-scripts. From my point of view this could go in.
The attached update for the syntax-highlighting file introduces the following changes: "_" is removed from "wordBreakChars", instead "_" is now INVALID AT_WORD_START "%" is removed from SEQ TYPE= "OPERATOR", instead "%" is now SPAN TYPE="OPERATOR" for %in% or %>% ... DIGITS now also work for Integer digits: 1L, 55L scientific notation: 1e5 , 2.5e-3, -1e10, -6.713e+09, 2.340e+10 complex numbers: 1+4i, 9 + 3i FUNCTION names are highlighted if they contain "." e.g.: is.na() as.data.frame() KEYWORDS...
The attached update for the syntax-highlighting file introduces the following changes: "_" is removed from "wordBreakChars", instead "_" is now INVALID AT_WORD_START "%" is removed from SEQ TYPE= "OPERATOR", instead "%" is now SPAN TYPE="OPERATOR" for %in% or %>% ... DIGITS now also work for Integer digits: 1L, 55L scientific notation: 1e5 , 2.5e-3 complex numbers: 1+4i, 9 + 3i FUNCTION names are highlighted if they contain "." e.g.: is.na() as.data.frame() KEYWORDS for TRUE, FALSE KEYWORDS for null-able...
Support syntax highlighting for R
I followed the Debian wiki for the full-upgrade from Debain 12 "bookworm" to 13 "trixie". Things worked fine, I have the new kernel, xfce, ... not broken packages. However the information about the distribution is not updated: lsb_release -a says Codename: bookworm and cat /etc/os-release says VERSION_CODENAME="bookworm" This information is wrong - since, after the upgrade I am running "trixie". Is the release information set by PeppermintOS itself? Is there a way to change this information to respect...
I followed the Debian wiki for the full-upgrade from Debain 12 "bookworm" to 13 "trixie". Thinks worked fine, I have the new kernel, xfce, ... not broken packages. However the information about the distribution is not updated: lsb_release -a says Codename: bookworm and cat /etc/os-release says VERSION_CODENAME="bookworm" This information is wrong - since, after the upgrade I am running "trixie". Is the release information set by PeppermintOS itself? Is there a way to change this information to respect...
Thanks a lot for your answer! That clarifies things a bit, for me. So basically I can disable the old PeppermintOS apt repository (bookworm) and upgrade Debian to Trixie. Later on I can still pull the new wallpaper / theme (if any). So if I understand correctly, there is not even a (new) Peppermint meta .dep-package that pulls in all dependencies of a minimal (PeppermintOS)-style-desktop? If you find the time to post a tutorial about howto upgrade, that would certainly be appreciated. Thanks a l...
Thank a lot for your answer. But where are the PeppermintOS specific files / background images / configurations stored? And how they can be upgraded? Are the Peppermint packages now stored in the official Debian Trixie repositories? Sorry I am a bit puzzled.