Syntax highlighters can work in two very general ways. The first implements a full lexer and parser for the language(s) being highlighted, exactly identifying each token’s type (keyword, class name, instance name, variable type, preprocessor directive…). This provides all the information needed to exactly highlight the code according to some specification (keywords in red, class … Read more
Github uses pygments to highlight syntax. Pygments is running on the server, instead of a pure Javascript client solution. If you’re looking for a Javascript solution check out this review of the various options.
I ran into the same issue and some VS Code themes are not supporting syntax highlighting atleast for me. I tried with Ruby and Python and the theme I was using was Dark(Visual Studio). Changing to Dark+ (Default Dark) did the trick for me. Goto Preferences -> Color Themes and choose Dark+(Default Dark) or something … Read more
Pages already does pygments, there’s nothing to install. Just use it! — layout: default title: Something with codes — Happy fun highlighting. [More details](https://github.com/mojombo/jekyll/wiki/liquid-extensions) {% highlight ruby %} def foo puts ‘foo’ end {% endhighlight %}
I have had this behaviour occasionally, but I’ve always just let it be, as its only affected me while editing very large files. However, now you’ve brought it up I went looking for a solution. I found this page: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Fix_syntax_highlighting, which has the following command: :syntax sync fromstart Running that solves it for me, although … Read more
I found Notepad++ also can copy the code as .rtf file. Plugin/NppExport/Copy RTF to Clipboard, Then you can paste them into word with highlight and layout.
On Mac, Homebrew (brew) will allow you to easily upgrade nano to a newer version than the one that came with Mac OSX. Install brew, then install a new version of nano from the Terminal. brew install nano Installing this way includes the /usr/local/share/nano folder containing the default syntax highlight files. See also the extra … Read more
Selection color for gvim is set by the following line: hi Visual guifg=#000000 guibg=#FFFFFF gui=none You can use named color values instead of the #nnnnnn RGB codes. Your existing line is set for black foreground and white background, just as you observed. For example, if you want a light blue background with white foreground: hi … Read more
Well, I’m using 24.1. Some C++98 keywords are missing, and all new C++11 keywords. It does not even fontify number constants. It seems as if c++-mode hasn’t been updated for a decade. I’m using the following code for a long time now, and recently added C++11 keywords. Try putting it in your .emacs; it should … Read more
With the latest Scala plugin build, there is an API which can be used to write your own plugin to support your macros: http://blog.jetbrains.com/scala/2015/10/14/intellij-api-to-build-scala-macros-support/ Now, everyone can use this API to make their macros more friendly to their favorite IDE. To do that, you have to implement SyntheticMembersInjector, and register it in the plugin.xml file: … Read more