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Programming Languages Keywords Script 1.4 |
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| Last Update: | Dec 16, 2006 09:53 AM | download |
| Creator: | Paril | |
| Downloads: | 34,704 | |
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| Built from my old C++ Keywords Script, this script includes over 15 languages to be used in an easier interface. With this script, you can make code from many languages highlight into colors you selected. A simple menu layout is included that allows you to easily select the language you want and to easily change colors of the keywords. Currently supported languages: (Name - Code): PHP - php C/C++ - c Perl - perl Java - java Visual Basic - vb C# - csharp Ruby - ruby Python - python PL/I - pli SQL - sql Jscript - jscript Javascript - javascript Actionscript - actionscript HTML - html VBScript - vbscript BASIC - basic COBOL - cobol Lisp - lisp Scheme - scheme Common Lisp - clisp AutoIt - autoit The code row is what you use in between [code=] tag for your code. How to use: [code=language code] code [/code] Another command is used to disable "TagCode". When TagCode is on, it will show this: langname Start: code langname End *TagCodeOff - Turn off the langname Start and langname End, and just keep the code *TagCodeOn - Turn on the langname start/end This script also goes into the menu. It shows a list of all languages (Clicking the language will put the proper code in your current window, with the text you have already to inside the tags), a Help dialog that tells you how to use it, and an About dialog to show you that I made it. If you need any help with this script, please email me or add me to your MSN, at jonno.5000@gmail.com. Also, if you want to request another programming language for the next released version, give me the name and a list (or site) of the keywords available. Full example: [code=c]#include <stdio.h> int main() { printf ("Hello World\n"); return 0; }[/code] |
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| More Info: | http://paril.gaminggalaxy.net/ | |
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