On 10/27/10 10:32 AM, Maarten Sneep wrote:
On 27 okt 2010, at 07:26, Nick Matzke wrote:
I do a lot of R coding. I found the R.plist file available here:
http://www.truerwords.net/articles/bbedit/codeless_language_module.html
...and put it in the Application Support directory for BBedit, and it
works fine.
However, now I am doing some stuff with Sweave, which has a mixture of
R and LaTeX code. I can make .Snw files get the same color scheme as
R files by applying the R.plist file to them.
However, in LaTeX, the comment symbol is "%". Is there a way to add
this as a second comment symbol to R.plist?
In R.plist, I tried changing R.plist from:
==========
<key>Comment Pattern</key>
<string>(?x:
(?> [\#] .* $ )
)</string>
==========
[snip]
The pattern is a regex:
==========
<key>Comment Pattern</key>
<string>(?x:
(?> [\#%] .* $ )
)</string>
==========
Should do the trick (not tested).
Maarten
Thanks! That worked great! Would there be a way to make
the comment symbols either "#" or "%%"?
Cheers!
Nick
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