Hello Edward,

Viktor Ransmayr <[email protected]> schrieb am Fr., 11. Apr. 2025,
17:38:

> Hello Edward,
>
> Edward K. Ream schrieb am Freitag, 11. April 2025 um 14:26:24 UTC+2:
>
> On Fri, Apr 11, 2025 at 6:01 AM Viktor Ransmayr <[email protected]>
> wrote:
> ...
> Thanks for the clarification.
>
> PR #4237 <https://github.com/leo-editor/leo-editor/pull/4237/files>
> summarizes all changes between version 6.8.3 and Leo's 6.8.4 branch.
>
> The changes you see in coloring are likely due to new settings in
> leoSettings.leo:
>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.1"><vh>rest_comments (Python and Rust only)</vh>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.2"><vh>@font rest.literal3</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.3"><vh>@font rest.literal4</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.4"><vh>@font rest.keyword5</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.5"><vh>@@@font rest_comments.literal1</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.6"><vh>@color rest_comments.literal1 =
> #d33682</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.7"><vh>@color rest_comments.literal2 =
> #d33682</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.8"><vh>@color rest_comments.literal3 =
> #d33682</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.9"><vh>@color rest_comments.literal4 =
> #d33682</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.10"><vh>@color rest.literal1 = #d33682</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.11"><vh>@color rest.literal2 = #d33682</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.12"><vh>@color rest.literal3 = #d33682</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.13"><vh>@color rest.literal4 = #d33682</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.14"><vh>@color rest.operator = #d33682</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.15"><vh>@@@color rest.keyword1 = #d33682</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.16"><vh>@color rest.keyword2 = #d33682</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.17"><vh>@color rest.keyword3 = #d33682</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.18"><vh>@color rest.keyword4 = #d33682</vh></v>
> <v t="ekr.20250115101744.19"><vh>@color rest.keyword5 = #d33682</vh></v>
>
> You can test this theory by setting these colors to, say, 'red' in your
> myLeoSettings.leo.
>
>
> I have tried - but - something did NOT work.
>
> I tried to find "rest.literal" in 'leoSettings' outline of the 'devel'
> branch - but - failed :-(
>
> Reading parts of PR #4237
> <https://github.com/leo-editor/leo-editor/pull/4237/files> I have the
> feeling that to many branches are involved ...
>

To clarify my previous statement:

I'm using the released version from  PyPI - and - perform tests against
'devel' ...

But I have not  heard anything on the forum related to a '6.8.4' branch !

Have  I missed something ?

With kind regards,

Viktor

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