I posted a PR in the scintilla project to fix this, see
https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/code/merge-requests/22.
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Yes, it's not about the orange but is about the thing that inside is all
highlighted in orange and it's not correct.
I did a screenshot to show you the issue.
![schermata del 2018-04-09
23-45-20](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2910/38524778-164c3b50-3c50-11e8-9329-3ba9cada242b.png
> In shell, $() is a command substitution, so the content inside it could be
> highlighted as normal syntax.
Oh, I thought it was just the orange that was the problem, ok.
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@elextr I think @surveyor3 is complaining that the syntax inside of `$()` is
not highlighted specifically, but only as a single `$()` block. In shell,
`$()` is a command substitution, so the content inside it could be highlighted
as normal syntax.
This is a Scintilla lexer limitation, see
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If you don't like the colours you can choose another colour scheme from those
[contributed by others](https://github.com/geany/geany-themes) or make your
own.
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In geany .sh file have a syntax highlighting that's not quite good, compared
i.e. to other editors like sublime. In particular when you have $(...) things
inside the parenthesis are all colored in orange.
Geany version: 1.31
Color combination: default
GTK version: 2.24.31
O.S.: Ubuntu 17.10
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