Code Coloring (Highlighting) for Drupal Modules

Two days ago I started doing some programming on Drupal. Although it went good, I soon realized how confusing and hard it is to work without code coloring, which is missing for .module extentions. So, what do you think I did? Yes, I made my way to my favorite search engine -- Google -- and found a page at drupal.org about the subject. It basically said that there are two ways for me to go:

a) installing an extension that will do the coloring plus will suggest function names and stuff. Cool... I didn't even check the other option because I was sure that one was the best.

The extension... did not work. And not only for me because, browsing through drupal.org, I noticed someone saying that there was a bug in this extension as far as code coloring is concerned.

So, now I was forced to check the other option which basically about editing a file MMDocumentTypes.xml (in Windows usually located in program files/adobe/dreamweaver CS*/configuration). Here appeared a problem: no matter how hard I tried it just didn't work.
Only after 15 minutes I realized that I hadn't turned off the extension thing!

As it is easy to figure out, the extention created its own MMDocumentTypes.xml file, so editing the one found in configuration/documentTypes took no effect.

How to edit MMDocumentTypes.xml

It's very simple. All you need to do is add desired extensions. For example:

From

<documenttype id="PHP_MySQL" servermodel="PHP MySQL" internaltype="Dynamic" winfileextension="php,php3,php4,php5" macfileextension="php,php3,php4,php5" file="Default.php" writebyteordermark="false">

To

<documenttype id="PHP_MySQL" servermodel="PHP MySQL" internaltype="Dynamic" winfileextension="php,php3,php4,php5,theme,module,engine,inc" macfileextension="php,php3,php4,php5" file="Default.php" writebyteordermark="false">

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