Recent changes to feature-requests

Smarty Syntax

M4d3L — Mon, 24 Jan 2011 21:05:49 -0000

Support Smarty 3 Template engine syntax

Bash support

Torsten Amshove — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 13:30:26 -0000

Bash-Script syntax highlighting support for CodePress.

ColdFusion support

suspiria — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 07:40:28 -0000

ColdFusion syntax highlighting support for CodePress.

Unzip the attached file into your CodePress installation directory, overwriting "codepress.js" (it might be wise to rename this file to "codepress.ORIGINAL.js" for backup). Ensure the "coldfusion.css" and "coldfusion.js" files are placed in your CodePress "languages" directory.

Add language support for CFML (ColdFusion)

Anonymous — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 10:04:09 -0000

The CFML language (although shunned by many0 is becoming ever more popular and I think it would be nice to have a support for that.

CFML follows very similar rules to HTML in terms of its formatting so surely it wouldn't be that hard. The return on investment for you is a huge sense of support from the ColdFusion community - not only Adobe's ColdFusion engine, but open source projects like Blue Dragon and Railo.

These engines combined have hundreds of thousands of developers around the world - so it makes sense!

Good luck and thanks for a great piece of hard work!

Mikey.

Fix for problems with CodePress and SilverStripe

Wed, 20 May 2009 06:45:07 -0000

I use CodePress in Silverstripe and SilverStripe adds some parameters (i don't know why!) to script file names, i.e.:

CodePress don't find other JS-Files then because of the following line to get the file path:

CodePress.path = s[i].src.replace('codepress\.js','');

To fix that, you can maybe replace it by the following line:

CodePress.path = s[i].src.replace(/codepress\.js.*/,'');

Greetings, Paul

add language support for C, C++, Python

Anonymous — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 15:08:16 -0000

adding language support for c, c++ and python

Select All (spent three days on this)

Ami Ima — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 18:25:50 -0000

How do I make a "select all" code?

I want to do this as a first step to create a " real-time search in code" function.

I have managed to place the curse in the editor with the command "profilecode.contentWindow.focus();"
where "profilecode" is the id of the textarea.

But "profilecode.contentWindow.select();" dose not work, to select all text. Surly because the textarea gets disabled.

How do I solve this? Thanks in advance.

Object Pascal Language Support

Anonymous — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 17:22:03 -0000

I implemented Object Pascal Language support, please add this to CodePress

pascal.css

/* CodePress color styles for Pascal, by Wanderlan Santos dos Anjos */
b{color:blue;font-weight:bold} /* reserved words */
a{color:green;font-weight:bold} /* numbers */
i,i b,i a{color:magenta;font-style:italic} /* comments */
s,s b,s a,s i{color:red;font-weight:normal} /* strings */
u,u b,u a{color:green;font-weight:bold} /* directives */

pascal.js
// CodePress regex for Object Pascal(Delphi or FPC)
// by Wanderlan Santos dos Anjos
Language.syntax=[
// Strings
{input:/\'(.*?)(\'| |<\/br>|<\/P>|\n)/gi,output:"<s>'$1'</s>"},
// Reserved words {input:/\b(absolute|abstract|and|array|as|asm|begin|case|cdecl|class|const|constructor|destructor|div|do|downto|else|end|except|exports|external|file|finalization|finally|for|forward|function|goto|if|implementation|in|index|inherited|initialization|inline|interface|is|label|library|mod|nil|not|object|of|on|or|out|operator|override|packed|pascal|procedure|program|property|private|protected|published|public|raise|record|register|reintroduce|repeat|resourcestring|safecall|set|shl|shr|stdcall|string|then|threadvar|to|try|type|unit|until|uses|var|virtual|while|with|xor)\b/gi,output:'$1'},
// Numbers
{input:/\b([+-]?[\d\.]+)\b/g,output:'<a>$1</a>'},
// Hexa numbers
{input:/\b($[\dABCDEF]+)\b/gi,output:'<a>$1</a>'},
// Chars hexa
{input:/\b(#$[\dABCDEF]+)\b/gi,output:'<s>$1</s>'},
// Chars
{input:/\b(#\d+)\b/g,output:'<s>$1</s>'},
// Comments //
{input:/([^:]|^)\/\/(.*?)( |<\/br>|<\/P>|\n)/g,output:'$1//$2$3'},
// Comments (**)
{input:/$\*(.*?)\*$/g,output:'(*$1*)'},
// Comments {}
{input:/\{(.*?)\}/g,output:'{$1}'},
// Directives {$}
{input:/\{\$(.*?)\}/g,output:'{$$$1}'}]
Language.snippets=[]
Language.complete=[
{input:'\'',output:'\'$0\''},
{input:'(',output:'$$0$'},
{input:'[',output:'\[$0\]'},
{input:'begin',output:'{\n\t$0\nend;'}]
Language.shortcuts=[]

Re-color after moving cursor

Anonymous — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:39:17 -0000

Example: comment out a line by putting // at the beginning, then use the arrow keys or keyboard to switch to another line. Nothing happens. You have to type a space or something on the line to get it to recolor. At the very least, the up/down arrow keys and clicking with the mouse should cause the coloring to activate.

Keyboard Features

Anonymous — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 07:42:15 -0000

Codepress is awesome, it just needs two helpful features.

1.)Tabbing enabled
2.)Keeping the cursor on the same column after hitting enter.

After that CodePress can't be any better.

Great job guys!