SVG highlight syntax markup

I've been trying to use Code more and more as a simple text editor, sort of replacing my basic Text Wrangler app, and it works nicely.
But since we're in the multiple resolution era, i'm starting to use more and more svg which is a basic markup language, and i would love it if it were recognized as an xml file, with colors when things are between
I have no idea how to make anything inside angle-brackets to be coloured, and maybe it's an easy extension to build (maybe even just a duplicate of something existing, with svg instead of xml), but that would help a lot.
(And i don't need any autocompletion or anything, just basic syntax highlighting, the more colors, the happier)

Thanks for reporting this issue. It can be easily fixed by adding case "svg": into editor/EditorUtils.js just before the line case "xml":
Could you please log this issue into our Brackets GitHub?

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Last edited by sas (2012-02-01 15:26:43)

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