Rsyntax

[randy3k]

• remove the variable.other.r scope to make the syntax highlighting rule more consistent with other languages such as python
• httpgd 0.1.7 doesn't pass npm pretest
• fix a bunch of npm audit

[randy3k]

@renkun-ken
Do you mind adding me as another owner in the openvsx registry? I have decided to put more time in vscode, so it may make sense to me to be able to publish to openvsx. Thanks.

[renkun-ken]

LGTM Thanks!

[renkun-ken]

@renkun-ken Do you mind adding me as another owner in the openvsx registry? I have decided to put more time in vscode, so it may make sense to me to be able to publish to openvsx. Thanks.

Of course... done

[WallBPG]

I think this breaks variable highlighting when using "<-"

[randy3k]

Can you elaborate? The change is supposed to bring more consistency with other languages such as python.

[WallBPG]

The assignment operator in R can be =, but is <- by standard practice. The variables are not highlighted correctly as a result of this change when using <- as an assignment operator. There could be a fix, but I don't have a lot of experience with VScode extensions. See lintr for more info on standard syntax for R: https://lintr.r-lib.org/

[randy3k]

Hi, the coloring for var1 indeed was the correct and intended. It is consistent with how python and other languages handle variables.

However, it does seem that the var2 = 2 was incorrectly highlighted, it is supposed to be only highlighted within a function call, e.g. foo(var2 = 123).

[WallBPG]

Python and other languages handle variables differently. The light blue represents variables in all my python scripts, which is why I thought there was an unintended issue here. Can there be an option to customize syntax highlighting as users wish?

[randy3k]

I am pushing some more updates in #1605.

Below are my highlights for python and R.

python

r

Can you put your cursor in your python var2 equivalance and report "Inspect Editor Tokens and Scopes" like this?