Color schemes

[Mark Schonewille]

Josiah and M.E.,

Thanks you for your replies. As I understand from your answers, 
the colorised scripts on web sites have little to do with the 
use of colorisation in script editors by Python programmers, but 
those programmers who prefer an editor with colorisation 
features probably apply colorisation rules similar to the pretty 
looking scripts on websites and there probably is't a standard 
colour scheme.

Best,

Mark

M.E.Farmer wrote:
> Mark Schonewille <nospam at nospam.com> wrote in message news:<41838c6e$0$7153$d5255a0c at news.wanadoo.nl>...
> 
>>Is anyone using a color scheme for his Python scripts?
> 
>  Yes.
> 
>>I suspect most people are using a text editor which may or may not support 
>>colorisation of scripts.
> 
>  Good intuition, because some do and some don't :)
>  Many of the python editors out now are based on Scintilla.
>  Scintilla is a capable, colorizing, folding, text widget on 'roids.
> 
>>Do you use a similar script in a Python IDE or in your text 
>>editor to colorize your Python scripts?
> 
>  I use an editor that is based on Scintilla .
>  To convert python source to colorised html for webpages and documentation,
>  I have been writing a module called PySourceColor.
>  It is a based on token and tokenize.
>  If you are intrested you can find it here:
>  'http://bellsouthpwp.net/m/e/mefjr75/'
>  This is a new version and has many improvements.
>  Also there is a version of pydoc there that serves up colorized html.
>  HTH,
>     M.E.Farmer

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