CodeRay

We really need this :)

So a first version based on the Scheme scanner.

Thank you!

But I'm sorry, I am just now completely changing the Tokens API ;) I've already rewritten all the supported scanners, but I'll be updating yours for free because you couldn't know.

You said there were some problems when you implemented this? Can you elaborate?

Also, we need lots and lots of test code.

Ein Codebeispiel für OpenGL.

Update that takes care of clojuresq function names.

http://blog.licenser.net/files/clojure.rb

Clojure Syntax: http://clojure.org/reader

A Mostly correct version:

Some more cleanup

Test and an example scanner are here:

A list of functions annd macros: http://clojure.org/cheatsheet

Kornelius Kalnbach wrote:

A list of functions annd macros: http://clojure.org/cheatsheet

I'm not certain if this is the entire list of core macros and functions. http://richhickey.github.com/clojure/index.html should be more complete.

Hi. I need Clojure highlighting, I am using it with Kramdown, is there a walkthrough somewhere for how I could use the above work in my project?

josh cheek wrote:

Hi. I need Clojure highlighting, I am using it with Kramdown, is there a walkthrough somewhere for how I could use the above work in my project?

Coderay is a library so it is fairly easy, you can see the API documentation here http://coderay.rubychan.de/doc/ it also includes some code examples, if you plan to write stuff in clojure there is also a clojure highlighter in clojure, clj-highlight, so coderay is currently faster and better I'd say.

Regards,
Heinz

josh cheek wrote:

Hi. I need Clojure highlighting, I am using it with Kramdown, is there a walkthrough somewhere for how I could use the above work in my project?

Never heard of kramdown before, but since it's a Ruby library, it should be as easy as putting a require 'my-clojure-scanner' somewhere after CodeRay was loaded.

Wow, that was extremely easy. Thanks.

Cool :) You're welcome.