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How do I add syntax highlighting to a WordPress blog hosted on WordPress.com?

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问题 I'd like to have a good syntax highlighter for my WordPress blog. What options do I have available? I often see one which has well-colored syntax highlighting and options to copy to the clipboard. Does anyone have an idea what tool this is? 回答1: On wordpress.com, you can't install plugins, so you have to use Wordpress' built-in widget. Do it like: [code language='python'] [/code] Note that those tags go inside your visual editor, not the HTML editor. You can find more information here. 回答2:

Highlighting the current line number in vim

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问题 Is there a way to highlight only the current line number (in the left hand coloumn) in vim, without highlighting the background of the current line? Ideally, I would Like to make the current line number bold . 回答1: There are two groups that determine highlighting of line displayed when &cursorline option is active: CursorLine and CursorLineNR . First is used to highlight the whole line, second for the line number. So to achieve what you want you must Clear the highlighting of CursorLine :

Syntax Highlighting: How Does Eclipse Do It So Fast?

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I've developed a syntax highlighter in Java for Android and it's working well, but the problem is it can be slow with big files. So I'm wondering how source code editors like Eclipse and Gedit (Ubuntu) highlight what you've just wrote so quickly. For example, if you enter the ending greater than symbol when writing a HTML tag, it highlights the tag instantly. How is it so quick, even with big files? Is there a specific way they go about doing it or do they just perform the syntax highlighting for the line you're on? Thanks, Alex I cannot talk for Gedit, but in Eclipse, we cheat :-) If you look

Text editor with syntax highlighting and line numbers?

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This is a bit challenging even probably for a team project, let alone for a one-man implementation, but I was trying to put together a simple yet elegant text editor with syntax highlighting, using a JEditorPane . I stumbled upon this which was discontinued and really hard for me to understand with all the lexer files and .lex stuff inside. I even found in some blog that this project was later taken on by some other team but even yet again discontinued. I don't need it to be too fancy, like having code folding and stuff (even though I am tempted to find out how to do this), but I need at least

vim syntax highlighting for git commit messages - custom commentchar

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As mentioned in this answer , since Git 1.8.2 you can use core.commentchar config value to change commit message comments to something else than the default # (hashmark or hashsign). That is a life-saver e.g. if your commit message policy wants you to start commit message with ticket number: #123 Fixed array indices Sad part is that this breaks Vim syntax highlighting. How can you bring the beauty back? You should try to run :verbose syntax . The active syntax file is probably $VIMRUNTIME\syntax\gitcommit.vim ( github version which is likely in your .vim ). It will tell you which syntax line

How to tell which colorscheme a Vim session currently uses

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问题 You can set the Vim color scheme by issuing :colorscheme SCHEME_NAME but, oddly enough, you can't get the currently used scheme by issuing :colorscheme as this results in " E471: Argument required ". I also don't see the color scheme listed in the output of :set . So how do you go about figuring out the current color scheme in use (other than manually switching the themes until you recognize it)? 回答1: There's no guaranteed way (as a colour scheme is essentially a load of vim commands that are

Qt5 Syntax Highlighting in QML

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I am working on a QtQuick 2.0 presentation and I would like to embed some code samples. is it possible easily to create a syntax highlighting qml element. Can you give me example technologies and ideas on how to achieve it. Thanks Qt Quick's TextEdit item exposes a textDocument property, of type QQuickTextDocument . This is explicitly exposed so you can use QSyntaxHighlighter directly with the document. QtQuick textEdit documentation for Qt 5.3 There is no obvious way to achieve syntax highlighting in QML. One could implement one's own declarative item, performing the actual highlighting with

How can I show code (specifically C++) in an HTML page?

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How can I show code in a website using HTML? Basically, I have a C++ program that I'd like to share on my website and I want to show it in the page. Is there anyway to show a C++ code in HTML other than using HTML text? jessegavin You can use SyntaxHighlighter . It will unobtrusively enhance code samples on your page with specific syntax highlighting for a wide range of languages. Here's an example for C++ <head> <link href="css/shCore.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> <link href="css/shThemeDefault.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> </head> <body> <pre class='brush: cpp'> // my

Know any C# syntax-highlighting tricks? [closed]

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问题 As it currently stands, this question is not a good fit for our Q&A format. We expect answers to be supported by facts, references, or expertise, but this question will likely solicit debate, arguments, polling, or extended discussion. If you feel that this question can be improved and possibly reopened, visit the help center for guidance. Closed 6 years ago . I usually prefer to code with a black background and white/coloured text but I had never taken the time to change my syntax

Syntax Highlighting Combine diff and xxx

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I've just seen this (old) post, and I was wondering if we could the same thing using GitHub flavoured markdown: Combine the normal syntax highlighting with the diff one. I tried a few things, like ```python&diff - import that + import this ``` ```python - import that + import this ``` ```pythondiff - import that + import this ``` ```diffpython - import that + import this ``` But none of them worked... So, do any of you know how to do this? Or it's not possible? The old post you refer to is " Syntax Highlighted Diffs ", Dec. 2014 However, nothing in the current GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown)