Matthew Brush

What do you need from a release? Just a Git tag, or an actual generated tarball/archive?

Can you key off of [the index file](https://github.com/geany/geany-themes/blob/master/index/index.json)? Whenever what most people would call a "release" is made, this JSON file is updated. It's used on [Geany's website](https://geany.org/download/themes/) to keep...

This commit only updates 8 of 27 colour schemes and it's unclear whether you have actually tested these to see if there are any errors (looking in Debug Messages or...

Here's an example of what I was hoping for using `mc.conf` arbitrarily, and note that I absolutely did not test this (requires testing against geany/geany changes, etc, too much work...

Cool it's looking better. What do you think about my commits mentioned above, mainly removing the `markup_` prefix and removing `comment`, `preproc` and `postproc`. For `preproc` you could map the...

Oh, also for testing, just run Geany from the terminal like `geany -v` and then open some files for testing and if there are errors, it will output some debug...

This is quite nice, but the `indent_guide` and `whitespace` colours are a bit too dark, IMO.

This is probably related to geany/geany#916 and geany/geany#917. In the meantime, if you would like to put together a pull request to select better colours, it would be welcome.

Could probably do something like this, to include all the crummyness of the compilers/interpreters/jit/etc. Probably average over a bunch of runs or something? ```bash $ time `cat testcode.monkey | foo-lang-impl...

There's no reason this couldn't be added if someone wanted to create a clean pull request and prove that it won't have a negative performance impact, even on huge documents....