Change the color of active line of code in Designer's script editor

I've accidentally discovered that the color of the current line of code in script editor of the Designer can be changed. The current line of code is the line that is just being changed by the user, i.e. the line whose syntax hasn't yet been checked by the Designer's script parser.

To change the color, just create a new button on the Designer's toolbar with the following formula (look in Designer Help for other colors' keywords):

@Command([TextSetFontColor]; [DarkGreen])

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