feat(icon): add R language folder icon#3387
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Add folder icon for the R programming language, matching the official R Foundation logo. Maps to folder name 'r'. Closes material-extensions#3386
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I've been playing for a bit, trying to make this one align with our guidelines and theme style. I used This is what I got (two variations, one with the circle around the R, another without it): Thoughts? |
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They are amazing! I would love to see those implemented. |
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I think the one with the circle-ish thing is cool. It should be default. |
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The ellipse not touching is super nice. I prefer that. |
Co-authored-by: Lucas Colombo <lucasncolombo@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Lucas Colombo <lucasncolombo@gmail.com>
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I updated the icons with the new versions. |
I like it, thanks for improving it :) |
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I like it too! Thank you! |
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Description
Add a dedicated folder icon for the R programming language.
R already has a file icon in this theme, but there is no corresponding folder icon for directories named
R/orr/— which is the standard convention in R packages and projects (theR/directory holds all source files in every R package).Changes
folder-r.svg(closed) andfolder-r-open.svg(open)folderNames: ['r']infolderIcons.tsIcon Design
Uses the official R Foundation logo shape (gray ellipsoid + blue R letter) with flat Material Design colors:
#757575)#1565c0)#42a5f5) — matches existing folder iconsThe R logo is positioned to leak out of the folder, consistent with other language folder icons (e.g.,
folder-python).The
data-mit-no-recolorattribute is set on the R logo group to preserve its colors when cloned.References