coloured code

large_ghostman

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #1

anyone know how you get the code to be coloured when using the code tags? i have seen some on here but not sure how its done

 

Ian Rogers

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #2

You have to manually write the code tags out and include the type of code... Ie C or ASM

code=C ... /code

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large_ghostman

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #3

ok thanks

 

large_ghostman

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #4

tried and it didnt work!! can you do a screen shot of a page edit showing what you mean?

 

ericgibbs

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #5

Little Ghostman said:

anyone know how you get the code to be coloured when using the code tags? i have seen some on here but not sure how its done

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LG, just testing it out,,, sorry no luck at my end,,,,

Code = C
void Slow_Delay(void)
{
int i, j;
for(i=0;i<4000;i++)
{
for(j=0;j<2;j++)
{
}
}
}
/Code

 

large_ghostman

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #6

at least now i dont feel stupid

 

F

fvm

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #7

checking

Code:

void Slow_Delay(void)
{
int i, j;
for(i=0;i<4000;i++)
{
for(j=0;j<2;j++)
{
}
}
}

 

large_ghostman

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #8

i got the same as eric

 

large_ghostman

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #9

fvm i can get normal code tags to work just not the C code tags

 

Ian Rogers

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #10

Here you go..

C:

#include <xc.h>

unsigned char thingy;

void main(void)
   {
   while(1)
      {
      }
   }

here's the edit box before..

 

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large_ghostman

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #11

thanks mr Ian got it working

 

large_ghostman

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #12

BTW why declare a variable then not use it!

 

jpanhalt

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #13

If we do code=asm, do we get the standard (?) Microchip colors? Or, should it be code=mpasm?

That is a nice enhancement.

John

 

large_ghostman

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #14

not sure with ASM, yes it is a nice touch, i use programmers note pad II, so i like it as it looks the same on here as it does in that

 

jpanhalt

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #15

I just did a quick and dirty test using preview, if that is an accurate way for a user to test. Neither code= asm nor code=mpasm work completely. Each gives colors, but they are messed up.

John

 

ElectroMaster

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #16

We use the software GeSHi to color code. More information on the languages is here:

**broken link removed**

 

large_ghostman

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #17

i just get a blank page with that link EM

 

jpanhalt

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• Oct 20, 2013

• #18

Little Ghostman said:

i just get a blank page with that link EM

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Worked for me. Just add the http:// in your browser window.

@EM
Apparently Microchip asm is included (simply code=asm). Next time I have clean code, e.g., fixed with Pommie's Code Tidy, I will try it.

John