Normally the comments are not rigid. If you can introduce a subset of markdown to it, such as `inline code` or `underline`, it will be clearer and more comfortable.
What is this relevant to??
`Enhanced features`
Normally the comments are not rigid.
Comments in what?
It hard to express, I want like this in the picture. Make some keywords more eye-catching in comments. To me, comments are very important for later review. 
Or maybe some effect can do in `colorschem` conf, but I don't know what those define exactly means. ``` comment=comment_grey comment_doc=docstring_green comment_line=comment comment_line_doc=comment_doc comment_doc_keyword=comment_doc,bold comment_doc_keyword_error=comment_doc,italic ```
Only lexical elements that are identified by the upstream Lexilla lexer can be styled by Geany. AFAIK no Lexilla lexers look at the content of comments other than recognising Doxygen and Javadoc inside document comments, otherwise considering them totally for human not machine consumption. You could ask on the [Lexilla issues](https://github.com/ScintillaOrg/lexilla/issues), and if its added to Lexilla can be mapped in Geany styling.
For the first time, I knew about the liblexilla library. I seems cannot do it right now. Thanks anyway.
Closed #3118.
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