Re: another pygment formatting glitch

[Jean Abou Samra]

Le 29/10/2022 à 11:06, Werner LEMBERG a écrit :
> Please have a look at the attached image, taken from the LM section
> 3.4.1.  As can be seen, the second variable ('cello') is bold, while
> the first one ('violin') isn't.  Can this be fixed?



~/repos/lilypond $ cat test.ly
violin = #'foo
cello = #'foo
~/repos/lilypond $ pygmentize -f raw test.ly
Token.Name.Builtin.Clef    'violin'
Token.Whitespace    ' '
Token.Punctuation    '='
Token.Whitespace    ' '
Token.Punctuation    '#'
Token.Literal.String.Symbol    "'foo"
Token.Whitespace    '\n'
Token.Name.Lvalue    'cello'
Token.Whitespace    ' '
Token.Punctuation    '='
Token.Whitespace    ' '
Token.Punctuation    '#'
Token.Literal.String.Symbol    "'foo"
Token.Whitespace    '\n'




The problem is that "violin" is also the name of a clef:
\clef violin . Maybe it's possible to fix this particular
case, but in general the Pygments lexer would have to be
far smarter in order to distinguish cases where a particular
word is used as a user-defined name vs. those where it
should be highlighted as a builtin.