Geany Dev Team:
When viewing shell script code, some commonly used shell commands are not highlighted (such as "sudo"). True, numerous commands are not part of the core scripting language, but it seems to me that such commands should be highlighted.
Some additional examples of commands that I personally think should be highlighted include
- chmod - chown - echo - rm - mkdir - dpkg - apt-get - and many other core-utils and package-management commands
What do you all think about this? Are their any objections to me adding such commands to be highlighted? Is there a proper way to make non-standard/non-official shell commands get highlighted by Geany?
Does the [keywords] section of ./data/filetypes.* files support a "secondary=" category? If so, perhaps such commands could be listed in "secondary=".