Hello, Pavel! > This looks very annoying. Too bright. Oh, I'm really sorry! I just forgot to switch to default color scheme. You know, the reason I started working on MC syntax files was I didn't' like its default colors. I prefer colors from pascal.syntax (I use console, not a terminal). So I modified c.syntax. I tried different colors to get the best color scheme for me and it wasn't easy since I had to replace multiply entries for same logical value (for example string, c-keyword, etc). So I turn syntax file to an M4 source, added macros like C_STRING_COLOR and put it everywhere. This way I separated color values from syntax rules. Then I put color values into separate file (I call it scheme) and include either colors.default.m4 or colors.bright.m4 when necessary. Now I have 13 syntax files being preprocessed and shared 2 color schemes for all syntax files. So changing colors is easy. :) You know, default colors for m4 now looks pretty, I even liked them although I usually prefer bright cvolors. New m4.syntax is attached. Put these lines in Syntax: ---- file (..\*\\.m4$|configure.in) M4\sMacroprocessor\sSource include m4.syntax ---- And add a line to syntax/Makefile.am Regards, Vlad Romanenko.
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