Hi,

I'm working with a four-mixing language (xhtml+css+javascript+php and certain time a five one). and usually I use keyword1 for language structure (so, for js & php, it would be if, elseif, else, etc) but when it come to CSS, i would like to use different colors :

For CSS1 properties (ex: display), i would like this to be keyword1, for CSS2.1 (ex; z-index) i would like this to be keyword2, etc for values. The fact is when i'm in multi mode, or even in CSS mode, the keyword1 is dedicated to language structure.

The feature missing here in jEdit is a color setting per mode. For example, when I'm in CSS mode, I'd like to have CSS mode colors, when I'm in Java mode, I'd like to have Java mode colors, etc.

So as a feature, it could be good to have the abilities to have color set per languages.

Also, other thing I noted is that we don't what represent KEYWORD1, etc. For my CSS, I would like to replace the "KEYWORD1" label (in the Global Options > Syntax highlight) by "CSS 1.0 Properties").

It could be added in the xml with a tag :

COLORSHEME
COLOR NAME="xxx" TITLE="CSS 1.0 Properties" DEFAULT="KEYWORD1" /
/COLORSHEME

In this case, NAME is the name of the color : it could be used in TYPE to add our colour (ex: for a multi mode like php, I may have PHP_INSTRUCTION, PHP_VARIABLE, etc), TITLE is the title of the colour, to describe what it does, and finally DEFAULT would be the default value for the color (if not set in the theme)