Added basic Python syntax highlighting to NodeEditor - #117
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You are expected to add syntax highlighting here. As you can see it is not working right now |
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The Node Editor Dialog (nodeeditor_dialog.py) lacked syntax highlighting, making Python code hard to read and edit.
Added Python Highlighter in python_syntax.py using QSyntaxHighlighter.
Highlighted Python keywords, strings, and comments with distinct colors.
Integrated the highlighter with the Node Editor Dialog’s QTextEdit.