If you are on Windows, I created this syntax highlighter for the Context
editor:
www.context.cx
Here is the highlighter plug in I created:
http://forum.context.cx/index.php?topic=1396.0
First download/install Context editor, then download/copy the highlighter
file to the appropriate directory, then whenever you open a ly file in
context it will be highlighted, it also separates scheme code from
lilypond
code style-wise. I entered around 700 or so lilypond reserverd words in
the
highlighter and the sceme code appears with a gray background, it also
matches opening/closing brackets, hilights comments differently, etc. and
acceps unicode or ascii data.
So long as you only need ASCII then it's probably ok, but last time I
checked it did *not* support UTF-8 properly (even though it claims something
along the lines of utf-8 awareness on the front page) so at least for me,
it's pretty much useless.. YMMV of course..
my 0.02€
Simon
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