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    put your programs on a website

    hey y'all . i want to be able to put my programs on my website so that they turn out the way they do in these forums. by that i mean they end up looking the way it does below except with code in it, not just ....... obviously ha. does anybody know? cheers
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    What? Are you really this dumb? Copy and paste your code in.

    Code:
    LOOK, I COPIED SOMETHING!!
    
    LOOK, I COPIED THE URL http://cboard.cprogramming.com/c-programming/146546-put-your-programs-website.html

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    thanks i wouldnt consider myself dumb now , im just not as smart as you

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    actually that didn't work. i copied and pasted it into the html on my website and only the text came up helpp

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    > thanks i wouldnt consider myself dumb now , im just not as smart as you
    I never said I was smart, but this is just common sense..

    Unless it was a dumb moment and you just weren't thinking?

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    read my comment above yours

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    Wait...what? That sounds like something you should know if you're coding HTML, and not a C problem at all. (i thought you were having trouble with formatting etc. initially, never mind)

    I don't know HTML much anymore, but there's most likely something like a [ code ] tag, you'd have to look on google. Edit: and just to clarify, it probably isn't called a code tag.

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    alright ye ive never done html but the website im using has a html box which you can copy code into but im certain there is a way of copying c code in with tags before and after etc.. but i want my c programs to end up in a box like on this website you know what i mean? i dont want it to look like plain text.

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    Show me the website and/or its source.

    Also, would this > HTML Basic help at all?

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    Try Googling for javascript syntax highlight or something like that. I found this one right now for example: syntaxhighlighter - Free syntax highlighter written in Java Script - Google Project Hosting
    There's more to choose from if you search a bit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by memcpy View Post
    Show me the website and/or its source.

    Also, would this > HTML Basic help at all?
    ah cheers memcpy ill read into that now for a while thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Subsonics View Post
    Try Googling for javascript syntax highlight or something like that. I found this one right now for example: syntaxhighlighter - Free syntax highlighter written in Java Script - Google Project Hosting
    There's more to choose from if you search a bit.
    thanks for the help ill look into that too.

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    I presume you mean, you want your code formatted in html with syntax highlighting. There's surely a lot of ways to do that, one I've used before is a perl module, Text::VimColor, which is pretty nice because it pipes thru vim, and vim probably has syntax highlighting for more languages and protocols than any other app around.

    If you're not a perl user (and don't have vim installed), that might not be the best route. Which is no big deal, because any tool which does this will probably highlight C/C++.

    A quick google turned this up:

    Online syntax highlighting

    Presto! If that's not good enough, post this on the tech board and you'll get more suggestions.
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    C programming resources:
    GNU C Function and Macro Index -- glibc reference manual
    The C Book -- nice online learner guide
    Current ISO draft standard
    CCAN -- new CPAN like open source library repository
    3 (different) GNU debugger tutorials: #1 -- #2 -- #3
    cpwiki -- our wiki on sourceforge

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    wud you know what to do on the online syntzx highlighting? like do i print my code in and then it can get converted to html in which then i can paste into the html on my website which in turn will produce the programs i have written but not in plain text mode?

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    Quote Originally Posted by MK27 View Post
    I presume you mean, you want your code formatted in html with syntax highlighting. There's surely a lot of ways to do that, one I've used before is a perl module, Text::VimColor, which is pretty nice because it pipes thru vim, and vim probably has syntax highlighting for more languages and protocols than any other app around.

    If you're not a perl user (and don't have vim installed), that might not be the best route. Which is no big deal, because any tool which does this will probably highlight C/C++.



    A quick google turned this up:

    Online syntax highlighting

    Presto! If that's not good enough, post this on the tech board and you'll get more suggestions.
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    oh my god it worked thank you so much . i appreciate the help ten fold ha thanks

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