> Can I get it to properly hightlight the numbers 20_000_000 and 0b0010_0000? 
> It currently highlights up to the first underscore.

I'm afraid not, not short of modifying the underlying C++ code.

> And is overriding colors a possibility?

Yes! For this you have two options: 
1. select (or construct) a different colorscheme (*View → Change Colorscheme*). 
 Many are distributed with current versions of Geany, but for 1.38 you might 
need to look into [geany-themes](https://github.com/geany/geany-themes).  This 
will colors for all filetypes, and it's fairly easy to build yours (just take 
any and change the color values)
2. adjust the values in the `[styling]` section of your *filetypes.JAL.conf*. 
Currently it looks like `[styling=Lua]` which copies all values from the Lua 
filetype, but you can override anything you want.  Keys you can change are to 
be looked up in the Lua filetype file, and the value is either one of the names 
used by colorschemes, or direct style description (foreground color, background 
color, bold and italic, check the documentation for this)

I recommend 1 if you don't like the colors, but if there's something you'd 
rather see using a different color from the theme you can change the 
relationship between the Lua styles and the named color it uses.

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