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=ConTeXt's Textadept settings=
ConTeXt comes with configuration files (a lexer and a theme) for Textadept that can be found in <code>\ConTeXt\tex\texmf-context\context\data\textadept\context</code>. They can basically be copied from <code>context</code> folder to your <code>USERNAME\.textadept</code> folder. There They might be the best choice for unexperienced users, yet there are some things to take be taken into account before doing sousage:
* The included files are for Textadept 9 only. Using the files unchanged with Textadept 10 will give you errors and make TA unusable (until you edit and update or delete them).
* The included files are a migration of ConTeXt settings for SciTE. They might work not as expected.
* The included <code>init.lua</code> is not empty. If you edited yours already, your changes will be overwritten. You can circumvent this by renaming ConTeXt's <code>init.lua</code> to something different like <code>dinit.lua</code> and load the renamed file directly from your own <code>init.lua</code> by using the following code:
require('dinit.lua')
* The files are numberous and come within a strict structure that must not be changed. It might be very difficult for users to understand the code and change settings. It might be more worthwile to create an own lexer for context. A good starting point for this is the context-lexer that comes with TA. It's located in the folder <code>Textadept\lexers</code>. Further help can be found in the [https://foicica.com/textadept/api.html#lexer lexer section] of Textadept's API manual.
=3rd party projects=
