syntax-highlighting

问题 I am making a small web app that allows users to submit html, css and javascript content via Ace Editor. In this editor, echoing stored content into the editor is simply enough however I cannot find anyway to submit a users input to the database. I can see there is a textarea generated by the JavaScript however I'm not exactly sure what it is doing, how to get to it or if I should be looking for something else entirely. I'm primarily looking for a field or something that I can use to have php

问题 I am making a small web app that allows users to submit html, css and javascript content via Ace Editor. In this editor, echoing stored content into the editor is simply enough however I cannot find anyway to submit a users input to the database. I can see there is a textarea generated by the JavaScript however I'm not exactly sure what it is doing, how to get to it or if I should be looking for something else entirely. I'm primarily looking for a field or something that I can use to have php

问题 What is the best way to make vim highlight ejs (http://embeddedjs.com/) files? Is it possible to set up html highlight for the file in general and javascript highlight to it's parts inside <% %>? Appreciate your help! 回答1: Credits goes to @inkedmn just wanted to point out that html binding works way better, therefore put this in your ~/.vimrc file: au BufNewFile,BufRead *.ejs set filetype=html 回答2: Here's something I whipped up today (made some modifications to the eruby script). It requires

问题 I'm programming for a product that includes snippets of Java (actually BeanShell) code embedded in larger XML files. These are executed on the fly at runtime. There can be more than one of these code tags at various levels throughout the document. <larger-xml-file> <java> // java code that I want to syntax highlight </java> <more-xml...> </larger-xml-file> It would be great to allow basic syntax highlighting of the code within specific XML tags. I know that vi can do this with <script> tags

问题 During the implementation process of a program I generally insert many append code lines, mainly with print command, to help me understand and debug the implemented program. Unfortunately, it is common to me to forget which lines are from the code and with were appended and should be deleted some time after. This problem gets worst with large programs. Well, I found this article that teaches how to keep one arbitrary user selected line highlighted (see section: Highlighting that stays after

问题 I wrote a README.md with parts of code and I want to highlight those parts with the right colors. One of this code is a .gitignore code , that I would like to integrate to my README.md . But I can't have the good linguist highlight for this, which colorize in green my comments for example. I have searched some languages detected by GFM but I am not satisfied by the results. Can someone help me to find the good linguist ? P.S. : I also want to question for a DockerFile, docker-compose in a

问题 Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 2 years ago . Improve this question How can I best syntax highlight a single text area, with extremely simple highlighting rules? Javascript-based code editors are huge and bloated - I don't want multi-line editing, line numbers, or anything like that. Just something simple that parses inputted

问题 I am unfamiliar with how Sublime Text 3 uses syntax highlighting, as in, if it purely relies on the theme or has it's built in standard that themes run off of but in my case, there's some syntax highlighting discrepancy with using PHP's HERE docs and forward slashes. Once a forward slash is present, it appears ST3 thinks all the following code is apart of that tag. Is this something I can fix? Forward slash syntax highlighting discrepancy No forward slash and correct syntax highlighting 回答1:

问题 I am unfamiliar with how Sublime Text 3 uses syntax highlighting, as in, if it purely relies on the theme or has it's built in standard that themes run off of but in my case, there's some syntax highlighting discrepancy with using PHP's HERE docs and forward slashes. Once a forward slash is present, it appears ST3 thinks all the following code is apart of that tag. Is this something I can fix? Forward slash syntax highlighting discrepancy No forward slash and correct syntax highlighting 回答1:

问题 Is there any way to change the syntax highlighting of one particular file in Eclipse? I'm coming from the Notepad++ world where you can just select the language of the file from the drop down and it will highlight accordingly. I'm looking for that type of functionality. Please and Thanks! edit: JB Jansen's answer worked perfectly! Thanks! 回答1: You can choose what text editor to use with a given file. Right click on the file -> Open with -> Other editor, then choose the one you want.