syntax-highlighting

问题 I pose the question because I think both the question and possible answers might help Emacs users who write Lisp code that defines font-lock-keywords . I'm providing one answer that I think helps. I'm also interested in other answers. That variable's value is a list of expressions, each of which can specify one or more patterns to match or functions to perform matching, and one or more faces for highlighting the matching text. The possibilities for font-lock-keywords values are numerous and

问题 I want to flag one of my methods with the StringFormatMethod attribute so Resharper syntax highlights it. I was able to do this by referencing the JerBrains.Annotations assembly and adding the attribute. However I find this to be a very invasive way to do this. Not everybody here uses JetBrains and it will require committing the .dll to subversion, adding the dependency and littering the code with something that is specific to a particular IDE, which I hate. I read about the "external

问题 I want to be able to highlight (i.e. wrap in a span with a color, or some other way) all text that matches a regex in CKEditor. I'd probably add a button to do this, and a button to remove highlighting. My specific use case is to highlight all mustache variables in my HTML templates (make it really easy to see where there are mustache variables). I've implemented a version where I replace a regex matching mustaches with a span and then the capture group. This appears to break on some

问题 I'm working with Eclipse/PHP and just starting with Drupal 7, which needs me to use PHP files of extension .test. So I'm trying to add the ".test" extension to the list of files that Eclipse recognises as PHP. I've done this two ways: (1) By specifying it in Preferences-General-Editors-File Associations, and (2) By specifying ".test" in Preferences-General-Content Types (as described in How to manually specify syntax highlighting for a specific extension in Eclipse?). The trouble is, nothing

问题 I'm looking for an auto syntax highlighter. when I specify the starting point and the ending point of the code the syntax highlighter should automatically identify the type of code (e.g. sql, vb, cs, JavaScript etc) and highlight accordingly. Please let me know if anyone did this before, or if you know any site which does that. I am using it for asp.net vs2008. --vamsi 回答1: I highly recommend google-code-prettify which is used here on Stack Overflow (I also use it on my blog - it is very

问题 I may have a unique situation here. I want gVim (gui version, in Linux) to keep concealed characters concealed no matter what, even when the cursor is on that line or that character gets selected. (It should be as close to if the characters never existed as possible.) Currently the concealed characters show themselves when the cursor enters that line, which causes text to jump around when scrolling and when selecting text. We are using gView (read-only gVim) to view logs, so as to take

问题 I am trying to add support for a different language in Visual Studio 2010. I was hoping to add custom syntax highlighting, and have some sort of basic intellisense work with it. The language I am trying to add is 4Js Genero (a newer version of Informix-4GL). I basically just need support for the .4gl and . per file extensions that are used in Genero/4GL. Does anyone know how to do this, or can point me in the right direction? 回答1: It's not really for the faint of heart. Don't underestimate

问题 I am trying to add support for a different language in Visual Studio 2010. I was hoping to add custom syntax highlighting, and have some sort of basic intellisense work with it. The language I am trying to add is 4Js Genero (a newer version of Informix-4GL). I basically just need support for the .4gl and . per file extensions that are used in Genero/4GL. Does anyone know how to do this, or can point me in the right direction? 回答1: It's not really for the faint of heart. Don't underestimate

问题 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? 回答1: The old post you refer to

问题 I'm writing documents that should explain code in C# using Markdown. I use the ```csharp to get csharp highlighting. I sometimes want to highlight something specific in the code using bold or anything. I know about <pre> etc... but it takes away my csharp highlighting. Best case scenario - some way to highlight code in the ```csharp section. Next best thing - I can write the code as diff - using + and - to highlight stuff, but how do I tell Github to highlight diff syntax with the red and