syntax-highlighting

How can I get Visual Studio to highlight my own class types? This works fine for C# but not for C++... For those running Visual Studio 2010 Highlighterr may fit your needs. It's also in the MSDN Visual Studio Gallery. It leverages the improved C++ IntelliSense in 2010. It makes you set special highlighters in Environment -> Fonts and Colors for the types it detects, but overall it works quite well from what I've seen. you can use viusal-assist or Re-sharper both have setting for your syntax highlightin in C# and C++ and do extra work such as make optional short key on IDE for you. Develop new

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') ``` 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 code by four spaces, and this continues to be a valid way of displaying code in your IPython notebook.

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? titusd I had the same problem; if I saved sessions without 'options' in sessionoptions, when I reloaded Vim, the buffers were reloaded, but without syntax highlighting. The

I'm using RStudio 0.98.1103. It is said in release notes that they've added "Syntax highlighting modes for XML, YAML, SQL, Python, and shell scripts." But when I write something like this: ```{r engine='python', highlight=TRUE} print("Hello World") ``` - I don't get proper highlighting (like I have here). I've seen this question: Syntax highlighting for Python chunks does not work - but I guess it was asked before the release of 0.98.1103 and things could've change, I'm just doing something wrong. Could anyone help me out? output: html_document: highlight: pygments in the head did the trick.

After discovering on superuser that there is no current way to add syntax highlighting to the Windows 7 preview pane, I figured if someone else hasn't done it yet then I'll go ahead and do it myself. Is there an API or SDK available for Windows 7 that exposes the preview pane in explorer to customization? If so, what is it and how do you think is the most elegant way to accomplish this? I would like it to read the syntax highlighting options from Visual Studio to get the users favorite colors and code theme settings. RRUZ You must check the Preview Handler, you can download an example from

I have GNU Emacs 23 (package emacs23 ) installed on an Ubuntu 10.04 desktop machine and package emacs23-nox installed on an Ubuntu 10.04 headless server (no X installed). Both installations have the same ~/.emacs file. I run Emacs with -nw on both computers. I don't have python-mode installed on either machine as my understanding is that this is included in Emacs 23. On the desktop machine, comments in Python (starting with # ) are highlighted in red. On the server, comments appear in plain white text like all other non-highlighted text. Any suggestions as to why comments are not being