Xcode determines how to represent a file in its user interface based on the file’s Uniform Type Identifier. As far as I know it’s not possible to add additional file extension tags to an existing UTI, but you can declare a new UTI that conforms to the type you want to map to. The system … Read more
Rather late to the party, here, but you can get this from using the Leiningen plugin Ultra (which also has support for colorized stacktraces and pretty-printed test output), or by adding Whidbey to your list of Leiningen plugins instead. Sample Ultra REPL:
Sounds like you are dealing with a DSL (Domain Specific Language). What you are looking for sounds exactly like XText. Here’s an extract from the page: Xtext is a framework/tool for development of external textual DSLs. Just describe your very own DSL using Xtext’s simple EBNF grammar language and the generator will create a parser, … Read more
You probably want to use ”%%here is code%%”. This formats it in monospace (”) and prevents any interpretion of possible wiki markup (%%).
Update 2013-08-20 Adam Driscoll has recently announced the PowerShell Tools for Visual Studio as successor of his former PowerGUI Visual Studio Extension – see his blog post about The Future of PowerGUI VSX for details, where he acknowledges the drawbacks of the predecessor outlined by Simon Gillbee (see previous update below) and describes how they … Read more
You can type :set ft? (Note that the question mark is part of the command)
Do you have this? (setq org-src-fontify-natively t)
Sublime Text uses the same syntax highlighting as TextMate. The grammar can be found here. I’d recommend working in JSON then converting to XML, since it’s easier (at least it is for me) to read. The PackageDev plugin will give you a starting snippet for defining a new syntax. It also contains some syntax highlighting … Read more
Stack Overflow uses Google’s prettify JS library for doing syntax highlighting. It executes on the client side after the HTML has been delivered by the server. That’s why you don’t see it in the raw HTML source. If you have a browser plugin such as FireBug, you’ll be able to inspect the DOM after prettify … Read more