In my writing, I use {braces} to enclose comments to myself, similar to
comments in programming code. I would like those comments to appear in a
different color (specifically light green) on my display. I don't care
about suppressing them or how they are treated by BBEdit syntax or spell
check. I just want them to be a different color.
I know that I can use "<!-- -->" to identify comments already, and that
would work great except I already have a large library of text files that
use {braces} for this purpose, and I have been doing it this way for years.
Also, I cannot figure out where in the preferences to change the blue
color that <!-- uses to a green.
Is there a way I can either: a) make a new rule that colors text enclosed
with braces; or, b) modify the <!-- feature to use braces instead, and
change the color?
I use Markdown, and none of my files are code, it is all just prose writing
and notes on my reading.
Thank you for any advice.
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