Randy Lai

R regex string is just a regular string. Not sure how to implement it.

_From @kylebarron on October 2, 2017 15:41_ I tentatively got very basic [functionality](https://github.com/kylebarron/language-r/blob/self/grammars/r.cson#L42) a while ago (with just assuming that a string in the first or second slot is meant...

_From @guillaumechaumet on October 2, 2017 15:48_ By predicting every possibility like @kylebarron, it's possible. Nice job @kylebarron

But the patterns can be stored as variables and then later be used in `grep/sub` etc

_From @kylebarron on October 2, 2017 15:57_ Yeah, it's not possible to get every pattern colored, but I personally think it's still worth it to color patterns in the most...

Hmm, you may also want to include `stringr` and `stringi`

_From @kylebarron on October 3, 2017 14:25_ Those are included... Pretty much all of ``` \\b(strsplit|stri_(count|detect|extract|locate|match|replace|split|startswith|endswith|subset)[_a-z]*|str_(count|detect|split|subset|which)|str_(extract|locate|match|replace|view)(_all)?) ``` come from the `stringr` and `stringi` packages.

Perhaps, just separate the X11 and non-X11 checking.

Try this ``` R("print(qplot(1:4,1:4,geom=\"point\"))") ``` But I think there is still another problem here. I am using Mac, and the quartz window freezes when I plot, doesn't matter `plot` or...

The current release version 0.3.35 does supports python 3.8.