Disable brace highlight style in comments?
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 Hi, I’m new in Notepad++ and I’ve spent time seeking information about this in many forums. Finally, I had signed up here and I decided to ask. Well, it’s possible to dissable de style option: Brace highlight style but only in comments? I’ve been reading too how I can change the foreground to white on Selected text only, and I did what Claudia Frank said, and it worked perfectly! (here the post: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/11039/foreground-options-for-selected-text) I hope there is some way to do it like there, with some command from Python Script, or something. Thanks you very much. Greetings. Alberto 
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 in order to make this work we need to define that brace matching should use an indicator instead 
 of a style and then enable/disable depending where we are.
 So something likeeditor.indicSetStyle(8,INDICATORSTYLE.HIDDEN) editor.indicSetFore(8,(0,0,0)) editor.indicSetAlpha(8,0) editor.indicSetOutlineAlpha(8,0) editor.indicSetUnder(8,False) comment_style_id = 1 def callback_UPDATEUI(args): cur_pos = editor.getCurrentPos() if editor.getStyleAt(cur_pos) == comment_style_id or editor.getStyleAt(cur_pos-1) == comment_style_id: editor.braceBadLightIndicator(True, 8) editor.braceHighlightIndicator(True, 8) else: editor.braceBadLightIndicator(False, 8) editor.braceHighlightIndicator(False, 8) editor.clearCallbacks([SCINTILLANOTIFICATION.UPDATEUI]) editor.callbackSync(callback_UPDATEUI, [SCINTILLANOTIFICATION.UPDATEUI])You need to check which style_id for comments is used by your lexer and change 
 comment_style_id = 1 accordingly. If you use the default theme, check in stylers.xml
 otherwise see in the xml of your used theme (under themes directory).Btw. instead of pasting this into the standard startup.py I would recommend you create 
 the user startup.py, simply by going to Plugins->Python Script->New Script
 and name it startup.py.Cheers 
 Claudia
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