Upgrading Textile

So I’ve spent a good bit of time today upgrading Dean Allen’s Textile to do a little bit more with code since that is something I use alot in my blog. Namely extending it to syntax highlight for other languages because frankly I don’t feel the need to grab another plugin when I can just make this one do what I want.

I started with Textile1, an already updated version and just dug in, so if you will permit me, and you will because it’s my blog and very few people read this anyways I’m going to try out a few things. Namely code comments.

In C#:

  //single comment line


  /*
   * multi-line comment
   */
  Console.WriteLine(“not a comment”);

In Vb:

  ‘single comment line


  Console.WriteLine(“not a comment”)

So if you are looking at this, and you dont’ see those comments in green then well, I’m still working on it.

And before anyone asks, yes it will be able to support more languages, it’s just those two languages that I do most of my work in, and besides, that c# one pretty much covers every other language I use.


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