Amy - 2008-11-02

Is it possible to (or if it already exists, how do I) have certain text certain colors even if not surrounded by white space?

For example, I'm using AutoHotkey, and such statements as "Send ^c!{tab}pasted:^v" are not unheard of.  What I want to do is have "^c", "!", "{tab}", "^v" to have defined colors (even though they aren't surrounded by white space. 

Also, on this note, is there a way that if "^" is an operation, and "^v" were a keyword in one of the groups, to have "^v" have its own color?  Right now, if I have "^" as an operator, and "^c" as a keyword, and have a line with just "^c", it won't highlight it (because the fact that "^" is an operator trumps the fact that "^c" is a keyword).  Is there a way to have an option to change the order of precedence?  - i.e. to have "^c" been seen as a keyword, but in "^d"  to see "^" as an operator (if "^d" isn't a keyword)?

Not sure what can be done, but if you have any questions, email me at crossthei.thet@gmail.com

Thanks for your help.