Hi everyone:

Wouldn't it be possible to improve syntax coloring in BBEdit by
remapping all CSS files to a custom-made CSS Language Module?

When I say improve, I mean coming to par with the way Komodo Edit
displays CSS. Here's a screenshot ('Underwater' color theme):
http://radhanathswamiaudio.com/komodo_css.png

Isn't that nice? I like how the .class and #id names are distinguished
from the <div> tag, and also differentiated from one another.

BBEdit is pretty ho-hum in comparison, here's the closest I could get
to duplicating this look:
http://radhanathswamiaudio.com/bbedit_css.png

However, wouldn't it be possible to emulate Komodo by writing a new
Codeless Language Module? I suppose you could specify in GREP what
counts as a tag, class identifier and so on, then associate each one
to a particular color.

I have neither the experience nor the ability, but perhaps there's
someone out there who does, or can at least comment on whether this is
a feasible project or not. What do you think?

Thanks,
-JP

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