Re: Displaying code as html

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hi Robert,

If you don't mind using a 3rd-party control (Nathan's) Code Max
will do the job.

http://www.download.com/CodeMax/3000-2352_4-10284778.html

Code Max has been used by several "syntax-highlighting" editors,
i.e., it is the part of the editor that does the syntax-
hightlighting.

This approach differs from those proposed above. In those cases,
you create a "fixed" html, and then display it.

With Code Max, you give it code, and you get a colorized rendering
of the code "on-the-fly". That is, there is no html, other than
the page used to host the codemax control. The control displays
the syntax-highlighted code that you give it.

For a more modern version of pretty-much the same thing, take a
look at "scintilla":

http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/index.html

Scintilla is the basis for SCiTE, another syntax-highlighting
code editor, much preferred by our friends over at AutoIt.

cheers, jw
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Robert wrote:
Does anyone know of a tool / freeware / code theyve written to parse a piece of VBScript and format it as HTML. I would like to output code snippets onto a web site / blog that is correctly formatted and with the right colours.

If someone has an xsl *** or some other method of doing this it would save me a lot of time.
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