On Aug 23, 4:52 pm, a¿ex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> apparently it actually is in use to enable pygments.
> If I disable it, my .py script in the svn browser is syntax colored,
> but the actionscript is not. And in the wiki section, the [[as()]]
> complains about a missing processor, what it didnt before. So it
> seems, that pygments is disabled and the python script in the svn
> browser is colored by silverscript or enscript, instead of pygments.
>
> right?
to answer my own question again:
no.
It does use pygments with the 0.11 built-in pygments support, if I
disable the TracPygments plugin.
Still it doesn't use my custom lexer for .ls files (-> lingo) nor does
it recognize the actionscript lexer, which was put in in version 0.9
of pygments.
So I rather miss the correct thing to do in order that trac does not
treat .ls and .as files as plain text.
Somewhere I must "tell" trac to update the mime types.
I thought, that this information was read from the pygments
installation, but appaerently it isn't.
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