I'm a general long term Scite user (_no expert though_).
OS: **Linux!** (Mint) ... (_with very limited Linux skills_)
Geany looks nice, attractive and useful, but the way the Python(interpreter) output is displayed (terminal) is stopping me from actually using it. I guess I'm just to used to the Scite's output (display and feature wise).
1) Are there any option available that I could try to get the Python output in a more Scite-output-pane look?
2) Just in case. Might it even be possible, to 'somehow' use Scite itself for displaying the output?
(_both automatically, copy and pasting is of course out_)
(With a bit of tinkering I already made Geany to show Python code like its displayed in Scite, to make it more like I'm used to (to lessen the color culture shock so to speak (*joke*))
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Is it possible in foreseeable future to include code highlighting for JSX files ? JSX is JavaScript extension for working with ReactJS. I can imagine syntax highlighting same as for regular Javascript
files. Thus all it should be necessary is the extension recognition. As of now extension recognition on the bottom panel says "filetype: None" when working with JSX files.
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