It looks like the primary keyword set in your last commit left out the VisualProlog type specifiers [1] (or "Domains", as the spec calls them). Compare the appearance of unsigned in my earlier screen capture with the one below (in the Himbeere colorscheme):

I'm getting slightly lost in what you propose to do - I just took the VS code keywords as you suggested but basically I could merge all the keywords together, i.e.:

VS Code
Vim
Visual Prolog
I just suspect not many people will use Geany for Visual Prolog which seems to be Windows-only, proprietary and with an official IDE (whose authors probably wrote the lexer and use it in their IDE).

Scintilla lexers are C++, so in theory they could do anything, just somebody has to code it :-)

Yeah, you should be able to do more things in the code than using regular expression.

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