At 12:16 PM +0200 5/18/07, Christian Haensel wrote:
Why don't you use:
highlight_file(__FILE__) ?
OMG
I have been coding that thing for MONTHS now...
just to get syntax highlighting for my tutorial
blog... maybe I shouldn't write tutorials...
maybe I should rather read them *g*
Thanks for
M.Sokolewicz wrote:
Why don't you use:
highlight_file(__FILE__) ?
I didn't know about that.
Awesome, thanks. :-)
I used the highlight_num from the comments to show line numbers. :-)
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On 5/18/07, Steve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not that it really matters in this scenario, but if you rename a file to
.phps you should be able to navigate to it in a web browser and have nice,
highlighted syntax. It's pretty nice for internally viewing a file, but
obviously I wouldn't recommend d
Not that it really matters in this scenario, but if you rename a file to
.phps you should be able to navigate to it in a web browser and have nice,
highlighted syntax. It's pretty nice for internally viewing a file, but
obviously I wouldn't recommend doing this with live files that contain
sens
yup, highlight_file($file_name) is your magical answer.
http://ca.php.net/highlight_file
Make sure this function will only access specific directories.
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> Why don't you use:
> high
Why don't you use:
highlight_file(__FILE__) ?
OMG
I have been coding that thing for MONTHS now... just to get syntax
highlighting for my tutorial blog... maybe I shouldn't write tutorials...
maybe I should rather read them *g*
Thanks for this short, but awesome answer :o) I wasn't the one a
Why don't you use:
highlight_file(__FILE__) ?
- tul
James Lockie wrote:
This almost works but all my < and > are replaced with "".
// open this file to show the source
if (($fh = fopen( __FILE__, 'r' )) === FALSE){
die ('Failed to open source file (' . $_FILE_ . ') for
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