[Radiant] Syntax Highlighting

Sean Cribbs seancribbs at gmail.com
Tue Jul 15 09:01:57 CDT 2008


It's not perfect, but I like using Dan Webb's Syntax Highlighter 
(JavaScript).  Just put your source code inside <code> tags with the 
class of the language you want, like so:

<code class="ruby">puts "Hello, World!"</code>

You can download it at http://danwebb.net.

Sean

Josh Schairbaum wrote:
> Is anyone using the syntax_highlighting extension?  
> http://github.com/marcoow/syntax_highlighting/tree/master
>
> It seems to be doing the parsing, but when it renders in a page, it's 
> strictly as "code" html, so all the <span> tags that input as part of 
> it are rendered as well.
>
> For example,
>
> <r:code language="python">
>   import pygments
>   foo = "bar"
> </r:code>
>
> renders as:
>
> <span class="k">import</span> <span class="nn">pygments</span>  <span 
> class="n">foo</span> <span class="o">=</span> <span 
> class="n">"bar"</span>
>
> Any ideas?  There is currently no filter set on the page, and if I set 
> it to "textile" all the < & > get turned to &lt; & &gt;, respectively.
>
> Is there another option for syntax highlighting?  I would like to have 
> more languages than code_ray currently supports.
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