Fix for google-code-prettify w/ c#

Question

Prettify gives types and methods the same class when tokenizing c# so they are colored the same. This is because methods are pascal case in c# instead of camel case like in java

Answer 1

The problem is that without context, it's impossible to find out whether it's a method or a type.

Take the following example:

var value = new Test();

Test();

This example instantiates a new Test and then calls the method Test. The only way to find out which is a class and which is a type is by having 1. the entire code base and 2. a compiler.

And then I haven't even touched invalid code.

That being said, I think that the current prettifier as used by SO does a terrific job of highlighting the code samples without any context whatsoever.