can you embed code inside the actual posts?

sampi

UPDATE:
ok, now my question is:
can you simply add syntax highlighting?
when you change themes, will the way code tags are displayed change?

i am planning to create a developer community and the posts will be centered around codes embedded in them, so it is vital that they are displayed correctly.
thanks

original post:
this is some random code for testing, let's see how it works =)

g.flashNotReady = function () {
if (!g.ready) {
g.soundAvailable = e;
g.soundEnabled = e;
g.soundReady = a;
g.checkIfEverythingIsReady()
}
};
g.flashReady = function (b) {
g.flashSoundPlayer = b;
g.soundAvailable = a;
g.soundEnabled = a;
g.soundReady = a;
g.checkIfEverythingIsReady()
};
g.flashLoaded = function () {
if (g.flashIframeDoc) {
var b = g.flashIframeDoc.getElementById("pacman-sound-player");
if (b && b.playTrack) {
g.flashReady(b);
return
} else if ((b = g.flashIframeDoc.getElementById("pacman-sound-player-2")) && b.playTrack) {
g.flashReady(b);
return
}
}
g.flashNotReady()
};
g.destroy = function () {
if (google.pacman) {
g.stopAllAudio();
window.clearInterval(g.tickTimer);
window.clearInterval(g.dotTimer);
window.clearInterval(g.dotTimerMs);
google.dom.remove(g.styleElement);
google.dom.remove(g.flashIframe);
google.dom.remove(g.canvasEl);
google.pacman = undefined
}
};
g.exportFunctionCalls = function () {
google.pacman = {};
google.pacman.insertCoin = g.insertCoin;
google.pacman.flashLoaded = g.flashLoaded;
google.pacman.destroy = g.destroy
};
g.updateLoadingProgress = function (b) {
b = Math.round(b * 200);
document.getElementById("logo-b").style.width = b + "px"
};


sampi

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luc

Use the GeshiSyntaxHighlighter plugin .
http://vanillaforums.org/addon/geshisyntaxhighlighter-plugin

g.flashNotReady = function () {
        if (!g.ready) {
            g.soundAvailable = e;
            g.soundEnabled = e;
            g.soundReady = a;
            g.checkIfEverythingIsReady()
        }
    };
    g.flashReady = function (b) {
        g.flashSoundPlayer = b;
        g.soundAvailable = a;
        g.soundEnabled = a;
        g.soundReady = a;
        g.checkIfEverythingIsReady()
    };
    g.flashLoaded = function () {
        if (g.flashIframeDoc) {
            var b = g.flashIframeDoc.getElementById("pacman-sound-player");
            if (b && b.playTrack) {
                g.flashReady(b);
                return
            } else if ((b = g.flashIframeDoc.getElementById("pacman-sound-player-2")) && b.playTrack) {
                g.flashReady(b);
                return
            }
        }
        g.flashNotReady()
    };
    g.destroy = function () {
        if (google.pacman) {
            g.stopAllAudio();
            window.clearInterval(g.tickTimer);
            window.clearInterval(g.dotTimer);
            window.clearInterval(g.dotTimerMs);
            google.dom.remove(g.styleElement);
            google.dom.remove(g.flashIframe);
            google.dom.remove(g.canvasEl);
            google.pacman = undefined
        }
    };
    g.exportFunctionCalls = function () {
        google.pacman = {};
        google.pacman.insertCoin = g.insertCoin;
        google.pacman.flashLoaded = g.flashLoaded;
        google.pacman.destroy = g.destroy
    };
    g.updateLoadingProgress = function (b) {
        b = Math.round(b * 200);
        document.getElementById("logo-b").style.width = b + "px"
    };

ananelson

Here is an alternative way to do this, using Pygments as the syntax highlighter via Dexy.

http://blog.dexy.it/394

Examples are here and here.

luc

Here is an alternative way to do this, using Pygments as the syntax highlighter via Dexy.

http://blog.dexy.it/394

Examples are here and here.

Hi Ana,

That doesn't seem really user friendly :)
You should create a plugin so it's easier to use.

Otherwise, I had your blog already opened to remind me to read stuff there about Dexy (I discovered it via some python feeds I read).

ananelson

Yes, it's not for everyone, but it is very powerful and flexible. At this point a plugin isn't practical, but will keep it in mind.

maar

Yes, it's not for everyone, but it is very powerful and flexible. At this point a plugin isn't practical, but will keep it in mind.