Better Objective-C syntax highlighting?

[forgot]

I know Jekyll supports Objective-C syntax highlighting now, but the Pygments implementation very bland. Is there a better way to do it? I've searched for hours, and short of writing my own (which I have absolutely no idea how to do), I'm beginning to believe this is the only option. Beggars can't be choosers, so if there's nothing else I'll be fine, but it never hurts to check.

[parkr]

Are you looking for a CSS document which will make your Obj-C look better? Or for a better processor?

[forgot]

A CSS document. Sorry for the lack of clarification...

(The "writing my own" comment was in reference to a Pygments lexer. I have no problem with Pygments.)

[mscharley]

What are you using already? I know I changed mine up a little in the name of getting it to fit in with Solarized, but I can't remember how much. Either way, my copy of the syntax stylesheet is pretty well commented as a starting point:

https://bitbucket.org/matthew-scharley/matt.scharley.me/src/d5531861bf9054537dd2fecacd873227ec1142c9/src/_sass/?at=master

You're looking at _solarized.scss for the colour definitions and _syntax.scss for the actual highlighting code.