syntax-highlighting

问题 Is there a way to get a Markdown cell in iPython Notebooks to highlight syntax in code blocks? For instance, in GitHub, one can get the desired effect via the following. ```python >>>print('hello') ``` 回答1: The GitHub Flavored Markdown-style of denoting code using the triple-backtick is now supported in IPython master branch on GitHub, and so will be included in the 1.0 release. As Jakob noted, even prior to this, you could use regular markdown for code, in which you just need to indent your

问题 since dividing and loading each windows every time are kinda bothersome, I saved my session using: mksession ~/session1.vim and restored it using: vim -S session1.vim or source session1.vim it restores the previous session perfectly, but doesn't show any syntax highlighting at all. I found a similar question over here: No syntax highlighting after session restore in terminal but doesn't help much. does anyone have any idea? 回答1: I had the same problem; if I saved sessions without 'options' in

问题 I have the following javascript code in my Sublime Text 3 Editor: function get(db, segment_name, callback) { var query = { segment_name: segment_name }; } Image: I am using colorSchemeEditor to edit my theme's xml, since I want to change the color of the "segment_name" key in the query object above. I have some trouble changing this particular value, it does find a scope, (see answer here), but when I change the foreground color in the xml file, it does not change the color, I have changed

问题 I am looking to add an additional single line style of comments !* to the Fortran mode on emacs, I'd add this to my init.el file. From what I can see this should be doable using the modify-syntax-entry command, but I am struggling to succeed and there doesn't seem to be a fortran-mode-syntax-table so I can't see how I'd hook it to the mode. My current effort (which causes an error). (modify-syntax-entry ?\!\* "< \n") (modify-syntax-entry ?\n "< \!\*") The error reads An error occurred while

问题 I'm trying to extend https://github.com/dzannotti/vscode-babel/blob/master/syntaxes/Babel%20Language.json but all my attempts just result in a complete override, leaving the text blank. I'd rather not be a jerk and just copy the code into my highlighter. I want to extend the colorizer and just add my patterns ontop of it. Here's my current attempt: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple Computer//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0

问题 I'm using eclipse CDT to develop C++11 projects. I can configure eclipse as I like, except that I cannot make eclipse recognize C++11's new keywords: final and override . Is it possible to color final and override in current eclipse? 回答1: Use the Others parameter on the Syntax Coloring tab. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24398910/how-to-color-c11s-new-keywords-final-and-override-in-eclipse

问题 I have customized a new language in Notepad++. My problem is that I have two keywords : LAYER and LAYER_ENCODING . In the menu Languages > Define Your language > Select your defined language , LAYER is mentionned in the first tab Syntax folding whereas LAYER_ENCODING is mentionned in the second tab Keywords lists . Here is the syntax coloration I get for LAYER_ENCODING : I seems that LAYER_ENCODING keyword is not recognized because LAYER already exists... Any idea on how I could solve this

问题 I am trying to apply prettify syntax highlighting to a generated string when the dropdown box is selected. It works fine if the text was placed before-hand, but if it is generated, the text is not highlighted. I've tried calling prettyPrint() function but it still does not work. $('#db').change( function(){ query = ""; query = "<pre class=\"prettyprint\" id=\"query\">Insert Into "; query = query + $('#db').val() + "</pre>"; document.getElementById("pp").innerHTML = query; prettyPrint(); $

问题 in a web application i've some dynamic js files, with aspx extension; i would to benefit the syntax highlighting / intellisense support for javascript while editing, but Visual Studio does not recognize the file as javascript. Is there some way to force visual studio to threat a file with a custom "editing experience"? 回答1: I am using a similar approach to what you are doing. I'm using Visual Studio 2013 and I can fool it by adding a <script> tag in a code block that is not executed: <%@ page

问题 I would like to extend my JS syntax highlighting with highlight certain functions that will be commonly used in my program. I am using janus to keep all my plugins in order. Right now I have a file in there called vim-chino and then in there I have a syntax folder and a ftdetect folder. In both I have a chino.vim file. This is my syntax/chino.vim file: if !exists("main_syntax") if version < 600 syntax clear elseif exists("b:current_syntax") finish endif let main_syntax = 'javascript' endif