snowboardr
Programmer
What would be the best way to colorize source code coming from the db?
Things I would like to colorize..
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%>
'comments
Dim
Things I would like to colorize..
<%
%>
'comments
Dim
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Colorize source code?
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There are 2 good options -
1. Replace, for example, every "Dim" with "<font color=red>Dim</font>"
2. A better solution, which will prevent coloring words that are not related to the code (for instance, "dim" in a comment...), will be to use tags.
Here is an example -
In your DB the code will look like this:
[red]Dim a[/red] [silver]' Declaration [/silver]
On your code you will replace [red] with <font color="red">. and [/red] with </font>
And so on...
Shay
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"We'll never give up, it's no use" (Blink 182)
1. Replace, for example, every "Dim" with "<font color=red>Dim</font>"
2. A better solution, which will prevent coloring words that are not related to the code (for instance, "dim" in a comment...), will be to use tags.
Here is an example -
In your DB the code will look like this:
[red]Dim a[/red] [silver]' Declaration [/silver]
On your code you will replace [red] with <font color="red">. and [/red] with </font>
And so on...
Shay
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"We'll never give up, it's no use" (Blink 182)
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snowboardr
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Not sure how you would colorize code after a ' do you mean i would have to add [comment]'my comment [/comment] where there is comments etc?
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