[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I did try to do the same with showing real XML code on page, but there it > does not work.. Do you have another trick for that?
sorry, I think you have to exchange each "<" with "<" and ">" with ">". The example I gave does *not* work as expected. Cheers, felix > > >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Felix Franz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >>Sent: dinsdag 29 januari 2002 13:14 >>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>Subject: Re: [pws] Star which doesn't activate a page name. >> >> >>John Fletcher wrote: >> >> >>>I want to include C++ code in my wiki pages. C++ contains *, so I >>>would like to do something which will print as * and will >>> >>not activate >> >>>a swiki page name. >>> >>>I have tried * which gets translated into a star, >>> >>>and ☆ which doesn't print. >>> >>>ANy thoughts. >>> >> >>have you tried to sorround the C++-code using <html><pre>? >> >><html><pre> >>#include <iostream> >>#include <list> >>#include <iterator> >>#include <algorithm> >> >>struct { >> void operator()(int i){cout<<i<<"\n";} >>} c; >>int main(){ >> list<int> il(2,1); >> list<int>::iterator i1(il.begin()),i2(i1);i2++; >> back_insert_iterator<list<int> >i3(il); >> for(;*i1<20000;i1++,++i2) >> *i3=*i1+*i2; >> for_each(il.begin(),il.end(),c); >> return 0; >>} >></pre></html> >> >>works on swiki 1.1 >> >> >>Cheers, >> >> >>felix >> >> >> >>>I am using an old swiki on Squeak 2.2 >>> >>>John >>> >>> >>> >>> >> > >
