Monodevelop code highlight - highlighting the method name in method declaration

Question

In Monodevelop 4, when I select the Visual Studio color scheme, the names of methods in method declarations appear slightly purple. In the example below, it would be GetSomeString.

I do not want, however, to highlight usage of methods (in the example below, this would be GetOtherString() in this.GetOtherString().

The second, I can control with the Method(Semantic) parameter in the Monodevelop color scheme, however I found no way whatsoever to change the first one (although in the visual studio scheme it is slightly purple, while in the default scheme it is not, so it does change...)

public lass SomeClass
{
    protected string GetSomeString() {
        return this.GetOtherString() + "SomeString";
    }

    protected string GetOtherString() {
        return "Other";
    }
}

Answer 1

If you're using a built-in style, you'll have to make a copy of that style and edit the generated .xml file. I believe the lines you want are:

<Style name="keyword.semantic.method" color="#(hex color)" />
<Style name="keyword.semantic.method.declaration" color="#(hex color)" />

Modify those to your liking.

Alternatively, if you have Semantic Highlighting turned on, turning that off should also remove it (along with all other semantic highlighting, though)

The .xml file of your created style, at least on Windows, should be stored in C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\MonoDevelop-Unity-(version#)\HighlightingSchemes\

A quick google search should tell you where the mac equivalent is, if necessary.