[Martyr2]

Hi Chris / Josh.... After several days of using the new highlighting, I thought I would mention a few problems I have run into. They appear to be fine without the highlighting but with the highlighting it mimics the behavior of code that is not in a code block.

1) Try putting a in double slash comment. It results in the img source being displayed instead.

// See how happens with the winking smilie? ;)/>

2) I also notice that if you put in something like an "r" in parenthesis, which could be the case if you are calling a function and the parameter is called "r", it results in the register symbol ® being displayed which if copied into code might be a problem.

Do we get an ®?

I assume this will also work for a "c" in parenthesis results in ©.

Just a couple of bugs. But the highlighting is great. Still loving it.

[skyhawk133]

Anytime you see smilies in the code, you need to uncheck the "emoticons" or "enable smilies" before you make the post.

[MitkOK]

And what about Ruby in snippet highlight mode ?

This post has been edited by MitkOK: 28 February 2008 - 10:40 PM

[Nykc]

Yes ruby is available.

[Martyr2]

skyhawk133, on 28 Feb, 2008 - 11:23 AM, said:

Anytime you see smilies in the code, you need to uncheck the "emoticons" or "enable smilies" before you make the post.

But maaaaybe I like smilies in the rest of my post but not in my code! Damn it man, why do you have to make this so difficult!?!?! hehe jk. I guess I will uncheck the emoticon checkbox. :(

[bhandari]

please provide it in blogs too.
The old code tags work there but not the new one.
I am dying to use it in my blog on </DIC>. It will definetly make it a rich experience to use blogs on </DIC>

[baavgai]

skyhawk133, on 28 Feb, 2008 - 11:23 AM, said:

Anytime you see smilies in the code, you need to uncheck the "emoticons" or "enable smilies" before you make the post.

Take note, DIC denizens, this is what is called an ugly hack.

It is analogous to: Patient says "Doctor, it hurts when I do this." To which doctor replies, "then don't do that."

You will find many Microsoft Knowledge base articles that follow the same logic. This makes it an industry standard practice, so we're not supposed to mock it.

[skyhawk133]

LOL. Thanks for that

[MitkOK]

Nykc, on 29 Feb, 2008 - 08:07 AM, said:

Yes ruby is available.

I know ruby is available when posting, but missing in the drop-down menu in "Snippets" ...

[joshthejest]

I am behind on this topic, but AWESOME!!! I was wondering if it was possible... it is! Hooray!

[skyhawk133]

no dice on the blogs. I'll get with the developer and see if the next version of IPB supports the custom BBCode in the blogs.

[bhandari]

that is really good news

[bhandari]

and thanks for removing copy to clipboard

[Louisda16th]

I remember seeing a "Copy" option in the code box in the beginning. Its not there now.

[Jayman]

Had to remove that function, as it was putting characters in the code copied to the clipboard. Which in turn created problems when putting it in an editor.

Just click the 'View Plain' and copy and paste from there.