Cannot obtain proper command highlighting with Texstudio and tex.qnfa

Question

I'm trying to obtain a custom highlighting for the \xnote command in TexStudio editor, and I'm following these instructions, but when I add the lines to tex.qnfa as suggested it highlights the entire text after the first "\xnote": seems like it doesn't recognize the end of the command.

I would ask if you can indicate if there is an error with the lines that I'm adding:

<context id="comment/todocmd" format="commentTodo">
     ...
     <start parenthesis="todo:open" prenthesisweight="12">\\xnote\{</start>
     ...
</context>

Moreover I would like to use this highlight feature in combination with my color scheme, but if I use tex.qnfa it replaces my personal .txs profile setting the standard colours, so I would ask how to do to mantain my color scheme while using tex.qnfa.

Maybe it is better to ask this question here https://sourceforge.net/p/texstudio/discussion/907840/ — sergiokapone, Feb 08 '17 at 14:30
yes, for example I can have \xnote{mynote}, where in a separate file I write the note content with \xnotecontent{mynote}{the content of the note}. I would only highlight \xnote{mynote}, in order to better focus it in the editor — qwertxyz, Feb 08 '17 at 15:00
You're leaving out the part you are asking about?!? What's your <stop> command? Moreover, if you just want \xnote to behave like \todo, you can define this in a cwl file.
See manual: cwl description and FAQ: What are cwl files good for and how do they work — Tim Hoffmann, Feb 08 '17 at 20:30
So I have to create a .cwl file called xnote.cwl and write inside it \xnote{arg1}D? Is that correct? — qwertxyz, Feb 08 '17 at 20:54

Cannot obtain proper command highlighting with Texstudio and tex.qnfa

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