I did it!
But using a slightly different approach.
What I did is wrap each line withi a span but keeping the line break out of
it. This is an example:
or(var i=0,line;i<lines.length;i++){
line=lines[i];
codeNode.appendChild(wrapInSpan(line));
codeNode.appendChild(self.document.createTextNode("\n"));
}
Then I highlight the whole code block. This replaces the code node with a
new one, so you have to grab the new one. Then you have a big collection
of span nodes containing higlighted code. If you access the children of the
code node you will get an array of only span nodes since the line breaks
are not considerend children but plain text.
Then is just a matter of wrapping those elements whatever you want.
Now I have my code properly highlighted with a bunch of custom features
such as line hidding, line bookmarks, zebra, on hover highlight, user token
highlight....
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