I thank the lexer.bash.styling.inside.string information. How to set it ?
If Geany color application followed a simple rule, it would NOT depend on
language neither of this config.
The algorithm now paits string after the identifier_1 color with is for dollar
variables.
If just the identifier_1 color were applyed ALWAYS to all dollar variables
wherever they are, and AFTER strings where colored, the result would be
correct, becase identifier_1 (dollar variables) are more important to have a
different color than a string.
In php vim does equal geany, treating all as **keyword** color, **not** uses
identifier_1 config. But in shell, it is different.
The problem in shell is that before a variable is "dollared" (identifier_1) it
was a simple identifier, without dollar.
And identifier color is default, but you can set identifier_1 to be magenta in
a green string as I do.
# Shell, bash, sh syntax:
variable="value" #here has no dollar, geany reads variable as a
simple **identifier** NOT **identifier_1**
echo $variable #after the value, it is **identifier_1**, magenta in
my case.
echo "a string with $variable"
# Geany do not priorize **identifier_1** that was correct in the 2nd
line above, painting green (string):
See the sh correct syntax (identifier_1 priority) done by vim:
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