[Bringing the issues “up-upstream,” as per the suggestion of a
Debian TeX Maintainer.]
The Debian bug tracking system has the following reports filed,
related to the Listings package you’re listed as a maintainer
of. (I’ve checked the latest revision of lstdrvrs.dtx, which
appears to be 2013-08-26 1.5b, as available from CTAN, and they
still seem to apply.)
Could you please take a look at them, and possibly apply the
changes suggested?
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TIA.
http://bugs.debian.org/499422
The ‘Lisp’ language is defined with ‘sensitive,% ???’, while
it’s argued that it should be ‘sensitive=false,%’ instead, as
Lisp is generally a case-insensitive language. (Although the
dialects’ behavior may differ on this.)
http://bugs.debian.org/626521
The ‘SQL’ language’s definition lists END as a keyword, but not
BEGIN (also a valid SQL keyword, AFAIK.) It was suggested that
the latter also be added.
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