John Salerno:
Is it possible to open and edit a lexer file like a normal text file, for example? I'm still looking for a fairly simple way to add extra keyword groups to for Python.
Yes, they are written in C++ so download the source package, find the lexer code in scintilla/src and rebuild.
Or, rather than even having to edit the lexer, how can I find out which keyword groups go with which style numbers? Only 1-16 are used in my python.properties file, so does this mean I can still use 17, 18, etc.? (Except, of course, the ones already in use, such as 34 and 35).
The .properties files list the styles that are valid. They can also be found in scintilla/include/Scintilla.iface. You can add extra style numbers to Scintilla.iface, run the generation script, and use them from the C++ code.
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