Customizable syntax highlighting for script text editor

[shadeMe]

Firstly: Thanks for developing and maintaining this valuable software! It's without doubt the most feature-complete, stable batch tagging software I've had the pleasure of using in close to 20 years of my cataloguing music 🚀 🙇

It would be great if we could expose the syntax highlighting settings to the AdvancedSettings.json file. As it currently stands, the default highlighting colors used by AvalonEdit significantly affect readability if one is using a dark Windows theme:

[CyberSinh]

What is the theme you're using?

[shadeMe]

This one, but I've had the same issue with other (dark) themes too.

[CyberSinh]

I meant which version of the Metatogger theme are you using? Under Tab File -> Themes...

You seem to be using a global custom theme for Windows. I'm having trouble seeing how this theme affects Metatogger and other Windows applications, especially those designed with WPF. Customizing Metatogger's appearance outside the software is not an officially supported scenario.

Can you send me a screenshot of the whole screen?

[shadeMe]

Ah, I see. I use the CobaltBlue Office 2019 Black theme. Here's a screenshot of Metatogger and another window, for comparison:

As you can see, the rest of the application's chrome and theming works without any artifacts, i.e., isn't affected by the global Windows theme. It's just AvalonEdit. I've used the text editor in a project of mine - IIRC, the default BackColor and ForeColor properties default to the system colors (as exposed by the .NET framework), which are modified by the global Uxtheme.

[CyberSinh]

The main color in AvalonEdit should be black.
Can you test this version 7.5.1 please?
Thanks.

[shadeMe]

The default text color is now consistently black in both light and dark Windows themes - Many thanks! This fix suffices for my needs, but it would be even better if the text editor also followed the app's theme (assuming it's a relatively straight-forward implementation/doesn't require a lot of effort).