Syntax Highlighter

A simple syntax highlighter for BlogEngine.net using syntax highlighting by Wilco Bauwer

Licensed under Ms-PL

Download: SyntaxHighlightingExtension.zip (97,09 kb - v0.1.1 - 15.Aug.2007) Demo

Additional Infos in source file and readme.txt

Ali Ozgur made some improvement to the highlighter when using with html code. (From WYSIWYG editors, or even self written)

 

Changelog

Current Version: 0.1.1
Released on: 15. August 2007

  • 0.1.1 Added Line numbers
    To use line numbering use the ln=on setting in the code tag.
  • 0.1 Initial release

Installation

  • copy Wilco.SyntaxHighlighter.dll into Bin
  • copy SyntaxHighlightingExtension.cs into App_Code/Extensions
  • copy SyntaxHighlightTemplate.txt to App_Data/furred
    the directory ‘furred’ will be used by further extensions provided by me
  • use it! :)

Additional steps for default style:

  • for the default template copy page_white_code.png into /pics and adjust image url!
  • add the CSS code from DefaultStyle.css to your css file

Usage examples

[ code=csharp] your code! [/code]
[ code=csharp;ln=on;title] bla bla [/code] [ code=csharp;A optional title!] your code! [/code]
[ code=anyOtherSupportedLanguage] your code! [/code]

  (Without spaces!)

Demo

  Snippets by wikibooks.org - List of hello world programs

ASP.NET-Code: Hello World with ASP.net 




  

    

    	
    	C-Code: Hello World with C
    

    
#include   int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {    printf("Hello, world!\n");    return 0; }



  

    

    	
    	C++-Code: Hello World with C++
    

    
#include  using namespace std;  int main() {     cout << "Hello, world!" << endl;     return 0; }



  

    

    	
    	C#-Code: Hello World with C# - Console Edition
    

    
class HelloWorldApp {     static void Main()     {         System.Console.WriteLine("Hello, world!");     } }



  

    

    	
    	Cold Fusion-Code: Hello World with ColdeFusion
    

    
Hello, world!



  

    

    	
    	COBOL-Code: Hello World with Cobol
    

    
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION. PROGRAM ID.  HELLO-WORLD. PROCEDURE DIVISION.     DISPLAY "Hello, world!"     STOP RUN.



  

    

    	
    	Eiffel-Code: Hello World with Eiffel
    

    
class HELLO_WORLD  create make feature     make is     do         io.put_string("Hello, world!%N")     end -- make end -- class HELLO_WORLD



  

    

    	
    	Fortran-Code: Hello World with Fortran
    

    
   PROGRAM HELLO      PRINT *, 'Hello, world!'    END



  

    

    	
    	Haskell-Code: Hello World with Haskell
    

    
main = putStrLn "Hello, world!"



  

    

    	
    	Java-Code: Hello World with Java
    

    
public class HelloWorld {      public static void main(String[] args)       {           System.out.println("Hello, world!");      } }



  

    

    	
    	JavaScript-Code: Hello World with JavaScript
    

    
document.writeln('Hello, world!');



  

    

    	
    	Pascal-Code: Hello World with Pascal
    

    
program hello; begin     writeln('Hello, world!'); end.



  

    

    	
    	Perl-Code: Hello World with Perl
    

    
print "Hello, world!\n";



  

    

    	
    	PHP-Code: Hello World with PHP
    

    



  

    

    	
    	Python-Code: Hello World with Python
    

    
print "Hello, world!"



  

    

    	
    	Ruby-Code: Hello World with Ruby
    

    
puts "Hello, world!"



  

    

    	
    	SQL-Code: Hello World with SQL
    

    
CREATE TABLE message (text char(15)); INSERT INTO message (text) VALUES ('Hello, world!'); SELECT text FROM message; DROP TABLE message;



  

    

    	
    	Visual Basic Script-Code: Hello World with VBS
    

    
WScript.Echo "Hello, world!"



  

    

    	
    	XML-Code: Hello World with XHMTL - line numbers on
    

    
001            Hello, world!
002<p>Hello, world!</p>
003



  

    

    	
    	MSIL-Code: Hello World with MSIL/CIL
    

    
.method public static void Main() cil managed {      .entrypoint      .maxstack 1      ldstr "Hello, world!"      call void [mscorlib]System.Console::WriteLine(string)      ret }