This project contains a few utilities to provide syntax highlighting to
different types of source code including Java, Javascript, HTML and XML.
Syntax highlighting can be used for http://click-framework.blogspot.com/
or Javadoc.
Unfortunately IE7 blocks javascript when running offline. One has
to manually allow the blocked content or add the "Mark of the web" to the page:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms537628.aspx
Adding "Mark of the web" to each javadoc generated page will probably need a
customer Doclet.
The two sections below show how to add syntax highlighting to Blogspot and
Javadoc.
# http://click-framework.blogspot.com/
For syntax highlighting to work in the blog the following files must be
included in the tag:
'src/prettify-min.css'
'src/prettify-min.js'
To active syntax highlighting the javascript function prettyPrint() must be
called when the window loads:
for example:
...
Once the above is included in a page code snippets can be highlighted by
including them inside a
tag with the CSS class "prettyprint" for example:
public class MyPage extends Page {
public MyPage() {
System.out.println("This is a test to see how syntax highlighting will display in blog.");
}
}
# Javadoc
For syntax highlighting to work with javadoc, the files 'src/prettify.js' and
'src/prettify.css' must be included in each javadoc generated file.
An easy way to achieve this is to use ant to include the javascript and css
content.
The file 'src/build.txt' contains the tag that must be included as
part of the ant javadoc target.
As an example the file build.xml includes the tag as part of its
javadoc target.