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jordan314, this is actually a WordPress problem: backslashes inside pre elements are removed by WordPress. (It still happens even without Code Markup installed.) The development version of Code Markup fixes this. I will release this version (with a few other changes) this month.
Perfect!
SemGeshi does the work in a more fascinating way.
Fascinating indeed! However, SemGeshi does not do the same thing as Code Markup. Like some of the other plugins I mentioned above, SemGeshi is a syntax highlighting plugin; it makes code look nice, but doesn’t allow any manual control of markup. Presumably it uses the same GeSHi engine as the iG:Syntax Hiliter plugin. I think there might be other plugins that use GeSHi too, so if you need automatic code highlighting for specific computer languages you might want to shop around.
Bennet, what SemGeshi doesn’t do that this plugins does?
It does not take HTML, but why would you need to use it if the highlighting is done without manually inserted SPAN?
If you want to point a line in the code, with SemGeshi you just have to mention the line number
Truden, Code Markup is the only plugin that allows arbitrary HTML markup anywhere in code. For example, you could take any word in your code and make it a hyperlink, or change its colour, or apply a CSS style to it. Most of the examples on this page could not be done with SemGeshi or similar plugins.
SemGeshi, iG:Syntax Hiliter and other plugins are different because they apply automatic, language-sensitive text formatting to code. If this is what you want, then you should use one of those plugins. But if you just want to display code as plain text and optionally apply some HTML markup (perhaps to add hyperlinks or emphasise certain sections), then you need Code Markup.
Cool… This plugin does the job i searched for. Another Awesome Release for Wordpress. Thanks..
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