syntax-highlighting

I'm trying to highlight markdown code, but am running into this weird behavior of the .NET regex multiline option. The following expression: ^(#+).+$ works fine on any online regex testing tool: But it refuses to work with .net: It doesn't seem to take into account the $ tag, and just highlights everything until the end of the string, no matter what. This is my C# RegExpression = new Regex(@"^(#+).+$", RegexOptions.Multiline) What am I missing? It is clear your text contains a linebreak other than LF. In .NET regex, a dot matches any char but LF (a newline char, \n ). See Multiline Mode MSDN

In the tmTheme file for my current text editor theme there are a number of options, including the ones in the code below. Is there a list somewhere that defines all possible tags that could be included in this list (eg. background , inactiveSelection , findHighlight , etc)? <dict> <key>background</key> <string>#1a1a1a</string> <key>caret</key> <string>#B6ECF9AF</string> <key>foreground</key> <string>#ecf0f1</string> <key>invisibles</key> <string>#F3FFB51A</string> <key>lineHighlight</key> <string>#2a2a2a</string> <key>selection</key> <string>#e74c3c55</string> <key>selectionForeground</key>

Symptoms Visual Studio syntax highlighter and Intellisense for Javascript and Razor views are not working. There is no Web templates installed when creating a new project. When I try to uninstall the web developer feature: Add or remove Programs > Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2015 > Modify Microsoft Web Developer Tools is always checked. Even when I uncheck it and uninstall it, then restart the computer; the next time I still see it's checked: What I did to solve this: Running devenv.exe \resetuserdata Command to reset the user data. Running devenv.exe \installtemplates to install the

I want to highlight C/C++/Java/C# etc source codes in my website. How can I do this? Is it a CPU intensive job to highlight the source code? Daniel Spiewak You can either do this server-side or client-side. It's not very processor intensive, but if you do it client side (using Javascript) there will be a noticeable lag. Most client side solutions revolve around Google Code's syntax highlighting engine. This seems to be the most popular one: SyntaxHighlighter Server-side solutions tend to be more flexible, especially in the way of defining new languages and configuring how they are highlighted

I have a custom XML file format which can contain blocks of code within certain tags. For example: <Root> <Sql> select * from foo </Sql> <MoreJunk> ... </MoreJunk> <Python><![CDATA[ def Bar(*args): return False ]]></Python> </Root> How can I get Vim to use SQL syntax highlighting for the text inside <Sql> tags and use Python higlighting for text inside <Python> tags? I know Vim can already do this because it correctly highlights Javascript inside HTML files. I tried inspecting the HTML syntax file but couldn't figure it out. For your XML with python example you would have to do something like

It seems like syntax highlighting in Jekyll is limited to using liquid tags and pygments like so: {% highlight bash %} cd ~ {% endhighlight %} But I've imported my existing blog from wordpress and it was written in markdown (using markdown code blocks) and I don't want to have to go through each post and fix the code blocks. Also, I want to keep my posts in pure markdown format in case I ever need to switch blogging platforms again. I switched my Jekyll parser to redcarpet with the hope that I could use this markdown syntax: ```bash cd ~ ``` But it doesn't seem to work. It just wraps it in a