I have installed an plugin, that i must say is super.
If you wanna post any code langueges.
here is how to do it.
Normally in the post bar under code.
looks all grey and with out highlight.
With the new plugin, we can make sense off it.
With out the "" in the collum code
["code=c++"]"in top.
But have to end without = c++ in buttom ["/CODE"]
Here is the previus no highlightes exampel.
with option ["CODE=C++"]
again without qustion marks
Supports All these
Just type one off these here ["code=typehere"]
ABAP
Actionscript
ADA
Apache Log
AppleScript
APT sources.list
ASM (m68k)
ASM (pic16)
ASM (x86)
ASM (z80)
ASP
AutoIT
Backus-Naur form
Bash
Basic4GL
BlitzBasic
Brainfuck
C
C for Macs
C#
C++
C++ (with QT)
CAD DCL
CadLisp
CFDG
CIL / MSIL
COBOL
ColdFusion
CSS
D
Delphi
Diff File Format
DIV
DOS
DOT language
Eiffel
Fortran
FourJ's Genero
FreeBasic
GetText
glSlang
GML
gnuplot
Groovy
Haskell
HQ9+
HTML
INI (Config Files)
Inno
INTERCAL
IO
Java
Java 5
Javascript
KiXtart
KLone C & C++
LaTeX
Lisp
LOLcode
LotusScript
LScript
Lua
Make
mIRC
MXML
MySQL
NSIS
Objective C
OCaml
OpenOffice BASIC
Oracle 8 & 11 SQL
Pascal
Perl
PHP
Pixel Bender
PL/SQL
POV-Ray
PowerShell
Progress (OpenEdge ABL)
Prolog
ProvideX
Python
Q(uick)BASIC
robots.txt
Ruby
Ruby on Rails
SAS
Scala
Scheme
Scilab
SDLBasic
Smalltalk
Smarty
SQL
T-SQL
TCL
thinBasic
TypoScript
Uno IDL
VB.NET
Verilog
VHDL
VIM Script
Visual BASIC
Visual Fox Pro
Visual Prolog
Whitespace
Winbatch
Windows Registry Files
X++
XML
Xorg.conf
If you wanna post any code langueges.
here is how to do it.
Normally in the post bar under code.
Code:
#include <iostream>
int
main
() { using
namespace
std; cout
<<
"Come up and C++ me some time."
; cout <<
endl; cout <<
"You won’t regret it!"
looks all grey and with out highlight.
With the new plugin, we can make sense off it.
["CODE=c++"]#include <iostream>
int
main
() { using
namespace
std; cout
<<
"Come up and C++ me some time."
; cout <<
endl; cout <<
"You won’t regret it!["/CODE"]
With out the "" in the collum code
["code=c++"]"in top.
But have to end without = c++ in buttom ["/CODE"]
Here is the previus no highlightes exampel.
with option ["CODE=C++"]
again without qustion marks
Code:
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
using namespace std;
cout << "Come up and C++ me some time.";
cout << endl;
cout << "You won’t regret it!" << endl;
return 0;
}
Supports All these
Just type one off these here ["code=typehere"]
ABAP
Actionscript
ADA
Apache Log
AppleScript
APT sources.list
ASM (m68k)
ASM (pic16)
ASM (x86)
ASM (z80)
ASP
AutoIT
Backus-Naur form
Bash
Basic4GL
BlitzBasic
Brainfuck
C
C for Macs
C#
C++
C++ (with QT)
CAD DCL
CadLisp
CFDG
CIL / MSIL
COBOL
ColdFusion
CSS
D
Delphi
Diff File Format
DIV
DOS
DOT language
Eiffel
Fortran
FourJ's Genero
FreeBasic
GetText
glSlang
GML
gnuplot
Groovy
Haskell
HQ9+
HTML
INI (Config Files)
Inno
INTERCAL
IO
Java
Java 5
Javascript
KiXtart
KLone C & C++
LaTeX
Lisp
LOLcode
LotusScript
LScript
Lua
Make
mIRC
MXML
MySQL
NSIS
Objective C
OCaml
OpenOffice BASIC
Oracle 8 & 11 SQL
Pascal
Perl
PHP
Pixel Bender
PL/SQL
POV-Ray
PowerShell
Progress (OpenEdge ABL)
Prolog
ProvideX
Python
Q(uick)BASIC
robots.txt
Ruby
Ruby on Rails
SAS
Scala
Scheme
Scilab
SDLBasic
Smalltalk
Smarty
SQL
T-SQL
TCL
thinBasic
TypoScript
Uno IDL
VB.NET
Verilog
VHDL
VIM Script
Visual BASIC
Visual Fox Pro
Visual Prolog
Whitespace
Winbatch
Windows Registry Files
X++
XML
Xorg.conf
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