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Thanks to a great deal of interest on my post on syntax highlighting in BlogEngine.NET a while ago I'm now releasing a new version. It is based on the version that ships with BlogEngine.NET but it has been augmented as well as refactored to support more language elements like types in C#. The code formatter has been extracted and the new version is released through CodePlex.
Additional features compared to version 0.1
Syntax Highlighter Extension
I will start a series of blog posts on using and developing the new version. I thank those who have shown interest.
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Comments
May 7. 2008 13:52
This looks really good and I am looking forward to investigating it in detail. Thanks for the contribution! But the list of supported languages on CodePlex only lists a few - does this mean that the huge list of other languages (like XML) are no longer supported?
Jesper Lunc Stocholm
May 8. 2008 04:05
Trackback from naspinski Update/Fix for the BlogEngine.Net Syntax Highlighter
naspinski
May 8. 2008 04:06
Thank you for this, it's great!!!
May 8. 2008 08:40
But the list of supported languages on CodePlex only lists a few - does this mean that the huge list of other languages (like XML) are no longer supported? That huge list is not part of the BlogEngine.NET release. However, it should be easy enough to incorporate any onther language as long as it follows the originial architecture.
Rickard
October 1. 2008 00:55
Hi Rickard, thank you for replying to my humble blog ;) I currently in a testing phase with this version of the blog to get comfortable and confident that it works the way I want it to and I am able to plug in features such as your Syntax Highlighter extension. I look forward to implementing the new release, keep up the good work.
Tahir Khalid
November 8. 2008 13:44
How can i show line numbers?
Jack
November 10. 2008 07:36
Line numbers are not supported in the current release. It may be in the future.
December 27. 2008 18:12
Do you have this in a working for that does not require BlogEngine.Net? I've checked out the source and it's very nice god work on it so far.
Tim
December 28. 2008 23:16
@Tim: Thanks for the positive feedback. To answer your question - there are no application of Syntax Highlighter, as far as I know, to other systems part from BlogEngine.NET. If you make one I welcome you to submit a patch and I will consider incorporating it into future releases. Go to Codeplex and follow the instructions for submitting patches. /Rickard
April 28. 2009 13:22
Heya - Just looking through some blogengine.net blogs, seems to be a fairly nice platform, certainly better than blogger but still playing with the idea of wordpress. Any major plus points you have found over WP at all? Thanks Matthew
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April 28. 2009 13:45
@Franchises besides being built upon .Net using a real programming language like C#? Seriously, my requrements for a blog platform was that I wanted to be able to customize it as I saw fit. I could have done it with WP but who wants to write PHP if there's a choice? Really?
June 9. 2009 22:16
It's interesting, the blog engine platform seems very variable in form. My design skills are not so good as my C coding though, I would be interested in seeing what additional skins you can get for it. Nice blog btw, best wishes for it and keep up the posts. Kind regards, Peter sims.
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July 2. 2009 09:14
Nice post.I currently in a testing phase with this version of the blog to get comfortable and confident that it works the way I want it to...
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July 8. 2009 22:57
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July 9. 2009 07:36
The list of supported languages on CodePlex only lists a few - does this mean that the huge list of other languages (like XML) are no longer supported?
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July 14. 2009 08:23
I currently in a testing phase with this version of the blog to get comfortable and confident that it works the way I want it to and I am able to plug in features such as your Syntax Highlighter extension. I look forward to implementing the new release. Emo Clothes
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July 25. 2009 09:36
Yes I already added it and then thought of that afterword. I was also curious about word wrap. I have just added some really long lines and it is stretching the page all over the place.
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August 7. 2009 10:01
"it has been augmented as well as refactored to support more language elements like types in C#" as C~ is heavily typed will this work in weaker type implementations such as php or is this restricted by the ASP platform?
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August 27. 2009 07:57
Try the site on IE6. All content will move to make space for the expanding menu, instead of the menu just rolling over it.
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