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X++ syntax highlighting

This is fun. With this new blog setup, syntax highlighting for X++ is available.

while select custTable
{
    print custTable.Name;
}
pause;

Thanks to Simon Butcher for making the X++ syntax file for Geshi.

Björn :: Jul.04.2007 :: Wordpress, X++ :: 5 Comments »

on 05 Jul 2007 at 13:461Palle Agermark

Cool – would something like this happen to exist for Google’s Blogger?

Palle
on 05 Jul 2007 at 17:432Björn

I’m not sure. The problem with blog services like Blogger or Wordpress.com is that you are very limited in the way you can tune the blog.

On Wordpress.com I couldn’t install a plugin for syntax highlighting. I don’t know what’s possible on Blogger. GeSHi is a generic PHP script, use is not limited to Wordpress or any other system. If there is a way you can upload scripts on your Blogger account it could work…
on 12 Jul 2007 at 23:573Simon

No problem Björn – it was a 5 minute job really!
on 28 Sep 2007 at 22:404Ricardo Pichler

I instaled the geshi in my wordpress but they don’t work. Where you found information about instalation?

Congrats by your blog, help me so much!

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on 29 Sep 2007 at 7:295Björn

If you want to run Geshi in Wordpress, you’ll need a plugin. Geshi is a generic syntax highlighter component. It isn’t specifically made for Wordpress. A plugin takes care of the Wordpress part.
I use the WP-Syntax plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-syntax/). This includes Geshi, but you can update that and add syntax files.

Also make sure that your plugins are compatible with the Wordpress version you’re using.

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