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You'll find the correct syntaxis to highlight code (in the wiki, messages, note-journals, etc.) at http://www.redmine.org/help/wiki_syntax_detailed.html#13.

HTH...

Sorry for the confusing by me,
I meant that I need a code syntax highlight for the files in the repository browser. For instance, a code coloring feature would be good for .cs or .cpp files in the project created by C# or C.

Ismail SEZEN wrote:

I meant that I need a code syntax highlight for the files in the repository browser. For instance, a code coloring feature would be good for .cs or .cpp files in the project created by C# or C.

Ahh, that's the thing... :-)

I have just tested this (using r1725) for six languages¹ (C, C++, C#, CSS, JavaScript & PHP) by uploading six files of the tested types to my test svn-repo and viewed them using Redmine's Repository viewer.

The results:

I will do some more research on syntax highlighting in Redmine in general, cause I think I've found some issues with it in other components.

Please let me know what you think. Imo syntax-highlighting should work already for C-programs (*.c)....

¹ actually the only "real programming languages" here are C, C++ and C#.

² it is highlighted in the repository-view only, not in wiki etc.

You are right, it should work for C-like programming languages at least, and C and C# resembles each other, so C-coloring feature may be used for C#,too. Actually, I'm in wonder if there is any plugin for this purpose? Or should I wait for the future releases? It's very useful to see colored C# codes in the respository browser. In fact I'm a C# developer and I really liked this idea. Perhaps I should make a feature request. :)

Ismail SEZEN wrote:

Actually, I'm in wonder if there is any plugin for this purpose?

At least not that I know of...

Ismail SEZEN wrote:

Or should I wait for the future releases?

That's always a good thing to do, though it doesn't mean that it implemented automatically... :-)

Ismail SEZEN wrote:

Perhaps I should make a feature request.

You could do that, though I think it is somthing that is initially not a thing which should be implemented/fixed/added by Redmine since Redmine relies on a third-party "library" called CodeRay to do the actual highlighting.

Whithin a few days/2 weeks I will perform some more tests. I will keep this thread updated...

I'm using the pre/code tags like this...

<pre><code class="ruby">
def myRubyCode
#code...
end
</code></pre>

but it isn't highlighting in page views.

Also when I check the generated page source the class="ruby" tag is gone. (not sure if that's ok or not, considering that CodeRay probably parses the marked code blocks and strips the classes)

Can anyone help me out?

def myRubyCode
#code...
end

Just testing here.

Jason Milkins wrote:

I'm using the pre/code tags like this...

<pre><code class="ruby">
def myRubyCode
#code...
end
</code></pre>

but it isn't highlighting in page views.

Also when I check the generated page source the class="ruby" tag is gone. (not sure if that's ok or not, considering that CodeRay probably parses the marked code blocks and strips the classes)

Can anyone help me out?

I should note that I'm using tag/redmine0.8.2

Jason Milkins wrote:

Jason Milkins wrote:

I'm using the pre/code tags like this...

<pre><code class="ruby">
def myRubyCode
#code...
end
</code></pre>

but it isn't highlighting in page views.

Also when I check the generated page source the class="ruby" tag is gone. (not sure if that's ok or not, considering that CodeRay probably parses the marked code blocks and strips the classes)

Can anyone help me out?

I should note that I'm using tag/redmine0.8.2

I mean /tags/0.8.2

Just upgrade CodeRay library in /vendor/plugins/ and you will see your ruby code highlighted.

http://coderay.rubychan.de/