The color branch looks to be complete. I'll likely merge it later tomorrow.
When @bool qt-use-scintilla is True, Leo does quite a creditable job of
using QSci lexers. The new code supports the following Scintilla lexers, if
available on your build:
'Bash', 'Batch', 'CPP', 'CSS', 'CMake', 'CSharp', 'CoffeeScript',
'D', 'Diff', 'Fortran', 'Fortran77', 'HTML',
'Java', 'JavaScript', 'Lua', 'Makefile', 'Matlab',
'Pascal', 'Perl', 'Python', 'PostScript', 'Properties',
'Ruby', 'SQL', 'TCL', 'TeX', 'XML', 'YAML',
Pyzo does *not *use QScintilla, which means the current QScintilla work is
the end of the line. Indeed, in retrospect the notion of attaching
QSyntaxHighlighter to a QSci object was misguided. Happily, it took only a
few hours to realize this ;-)
Edward
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