ColorizeScript challenge

[Robert Brenstein]

>On Apr 27, 2006, at 7:19 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
>
>>It's interesting that the ones here who've put in the most time 
>>with colorization don't use it. :)
>
>
>I never used to use it until I tried it in Constellation.  I found I 
>could scan code really quickly via looking at the color.  I also 
>like it on very dark backgrounds for the script editor.  I was then 
>hooked after a day of usage.
>
>Constellation has a very quick routine that colorizes the script.  I 
>figure we are not hearing from Jerry due to the proprietary code.
>
>I guess I am the only one here who has changed sides on this.  Viva el color!
>
>
>Mark Talluto
>--
>CANELA Software
>http://www.canelasoftware.com

This is actually funny with me. I can't program in HTML or PHP 
without colorization but in Transcript the colors bother me. I think 
this has to do with utility. I mean in HTML the colors allow me to 
distinguish content from tags. However, there is no such a clear 
separation in Transcript. Most typos are caught by the compiler and 
the rest in execution trials. May be the difference is also in 
programming styles. I tend to do chunk at a time, ensuring that each 
chunk works before moving on to the next one.

Robert