[Tool/Web/Other] Code highlight generator [An alternative to the Pawn tag]
#1

I felt the need to disconnect from the thread, because it totally ruined the point of the thread.

What basically this generator does is add bbcode color tags to highlight pawn syntax, like so
Normal code:
Code:
#include <a_samp>
#include <foreach>
/* This is a comment
*/#define Hello/* This means allo */
forward Blah();
// HEllo



if(Hi) {
    // do shiet here
}else{
    // do shiet here
}

#if defined FILTERSCRIPT 

public OnFilterScriptInit() { 
  print("\n--------------------------------------"); 
  print(" Blank Filterscript by your name here"); 
  print("--------------------------------------\n"); 
  return 1; 
} 

public OnFilterScriptExit()  { 
  return 1; 
} 

#else 

main() { 
  new car[2];
new car[(2*sizeof(MAX_PLAYERS+MAX_PLAYER_NAME)];
  new
    car[2]
  ;
  newcar;
  print("\n----------------------------------"); 
  print(' Blank Gamemode by your name here'); 
  print("----------------------------------\n"); 
enumifelsewhileforcontinuebreak
} 

#endif

#define SendClientMessage(%1) \
    SCM(%1)

forward Test();
public Test()
{
    new testvar, array[128];
    if(!testvar) testvar = 1;
    else testvar ++;
    format(array, sizeof(array), "The testvar is %i", testvar);
    SendClientMessage(playerid, 0xFFFFFFFF, array);
    return 1;
}

public OnGameModeInit() return Test();

// Test
With the help of the generator, it becomes :
Code:
#include <a_samp>
#include <foreach>
/* This is a comment
*/#define Hell/* This means allo */
forward Blah();
// HEllo



if(Hi) {
    // do shiet here
}else{
    // do shiet here
}

#if defined FILTERSCRIPT 

public OnFilterScriptInit() { 
  print("\n--------------------------------------"); 
  print(" Blank Filterscript by your name here"); 
  print("--------------------------------------\n"); 
  return 1; 
} 

public OnFilterScriptExit()  { 
  return 1; 
} 

#else 

main() { 
  new car[2];
new car[(2*sizeof(MAX_PLAYERS+MAX_PLAYER_NAME)];
  new
    car[2]
  ;
  newcar;
  print("\n----------------------------------"); 
  print(' Blank Gamemode by your name here'); 
  print("----------------------------------\n"); 
enumifelsewhileforcontinuebreak
} 

#endif

#define SendClientMessage(%1) \
    SCM(%1)

forward Test();
public Test()
{
    new testvar, array[128];
    if(!testvar) testvar = 1;
    else testvar ++;
    format(array, sizeof(array), "The testvar is %i", testvar);
    SendClientMessage(playerid, 0xFFFFFFFF, array);
    return 1;
}

public OnGameModeInit() return Test();

// Test
Link: http://kaperstone.ru/code

There are upcoming additions to the generator such as adding bold and changing the color for the text and integers only.
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#2

Have you even tried to compile that code? It surely doesn't compile for me... Jk, but you should really put a working example #yolo
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#3

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Originally Posted by Abagail
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Have you even tried to compile that code? It surely doesn't compile for me... Jk, but you should really put a working example #yolo
What do you mean put working example
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#4

Some number aren't highlighted! Still missing a few keywords too.
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#5

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Originally Posted by Kaperstone
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What do you mean put working example
The example you use does not work! It doesn't really matter that much; but it's kinda annoying to look at:
[code]
Code:
#include <a_samp>
#include <foreach>
/* This is a comment
*/#define Hello/* This means allo */
forward Blah();
// HEllo



if(Hi) {
    // do shiet here
}else{
    // do shiet here
}

#if defined FILTERSCRIPT 

public OnFilterScriptInit() { 
  print("\n--------------------------------------"); 
  print(" Blank Filterscript by your name here"); 
  print("--------------------------------------\n"); 
  return 1; 
} 

public OnFilterScriptExit()  { 
  return 1; 
} 

#else 

main() { 
  new car[2];
new car[(2*sizeof(MAX_PLAYERS+MAX_PLAYER_NAME)];
  new
    car[2]
  ;
  newcar;
  print("\n----------------------------------"); 
  print(' Blank Gamemode by your name here'); 
  print("----------------------------------\n"); 
enumifelsewhileforcontinuebreak
} 

#endif

#define SendClientMessage(%1) \
    SCM(%1)

forward Test();
public Test()
{
    new testvar, array[128];
    if(!testvar) testvar = 1;
    else testvar ++;
    format(array, sizeof(array), "The testvar is %i", testvar);
    SendClientMessage(playerid, 0xFFFFFFFF, array);
    return 1;
}

public OnGameModeInit() return Test();

// Test
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#6

Quote:
Originally Posted by Crayder
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Some number aren't highlighted! Still missing a few keywords too.
Can be you be specific ?

And I noticed your last replys on the previous thread, just didn't get the time to edit the code yet.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Abagail
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The example you use does not work! It doesn't really matter that much; but it's kinda annoying to look at:
[code]
Code:
#include <a_samp>
#include <foreach>
/* This is a comment
*/#define Hello/* This means allo */
forward Blah();
// HEllo



if(Hi) {
    // do shiet here
}else{
    // do shiet here
}

#if defined FILTERSCRIPT 

public OnFilterScriptInit() { 
  print("\n--------------------------------------"); 
  print(" Blank Filterscript by your name here"); 
  print("--------------------------------------\n"); 
  return 1; 
} 

public OnFilterScriptExit()  { 
  return 1; 
} 

#else 

main() { 
  new car[2];
new car[(2*sizeof(MAX_PLAYERS+MAX_PLAYER_NAME)];
  new
    car[2]
  ;
  newcar;
  print("\n----------------------------------"); 
  print(' Blank Gamemode by your name here'); 
  print("----------------------------------\n"); 
enumifelsewhileforcontinuebreak
} 

#endif

#define SendClientMessage(%1) \
    SCM(%1)

forward Test();
public Test()
{
    new testvar, array[128];
    if(!testvar) testvar = 1;
    else testvar ++;
    format(array, sizeof(array), "The testvar is %i", testvar);
    SendClientMessage(playerid, 0xFFFFFFFF, array);
    return 1;
}

public OnGameModeInit() return Test();

// Test
The examples on the first post is to show the difference between one-color code and highlightted code.
The first and second codes pastes should look like it, otherwise people won't understand the need of this.
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#7

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Originally Posted by Kaperstone
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Can be you be specific ?
I listed some in the other thread.
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#8

Well done Kaperstone
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#9

Code:
new Duck.uou[(14)*(strlen("duck"\man"\"))];
And result:

Quote:
new Duck.uou[(14)*(strlen("duck"\man"\"))]

Look^^
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#10

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Originally Posted by Gammix
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Code:
new Duck.uou[(14)*(strlen("duck"\man"\"))];
And result:


Look^^
I don't know if you realised, but pawno does the same thing.
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