Hello Jon,
JB> Problem 1 is that the tool is re-writing the HTML content of the
JB> page, which I don't particularly like.
- one CSS only. I don't see any problem here.
JB> It's a great thought, but Flash projects that take text input and
JB> parse and display it with a user-customizable color space are
JB> already out there.
- yes. I know.
But flash solution have much bigest minuses:
1) forget about search engines
2) my idea about cross-domain user settings not implemented yet :)
JB> Problem 2) there are no standards. I don't like the Adobe
JB> highlighting standard. Friends of mine that are colorblind have
JB> their own issues to deal with when it comes to syntax
JB> highlighting.
- I talk not about colors standard. I talk about list of types and
corresponding css class names.
something like:
CSS class name:
void
Description:
Base types 'Void'
Members:
Void
CSS class example:
.void {
color:#0000FF;
font-weight:normal;
font-style:normal;
}
Usage:
function MyFunction ():<span class="void">Void</span> {}
--
Ivan Dembicki
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