Syntax highlighting.

**Jat Goodwin** · 11-16-2008

Have highlighting for lua, expression, ASM, and whatever else we play with in garrysmod.

**Erkle** · 11-16-2008

Originally Posted by Jat Goodwin

Have highlighting for lua, expression, ASM, and whatever else we play with in garrysmod.

I'm guessing that makes more sense inside your head so I'm not going to refer you to l3ulletje. So, I gather from, and only from, the section that you posted in, you mean code highlighting inside code tags?

If so, then I happen to be working on a content management system that needs code highlighting too. Maybe I can help, or be helped. Then again there's probably already an existing library for the purpose. To the googlemobile!

**Jat Goodwin** · 11-16-2008

Yar, that's what i meant. Ive seen it on other sites, where you put code tags on and select the language or w/e.

**Bull** · 11-16-2008

Nobody can hide for my watching eye!

Edit: I can't read

**Eirath245** · 11-16-2008

That made me lol

The expert writer (keyboard tutorial) can't read ^^

We should make a reading tutorial just to refer you to it l3ulletje ;P

Yeah, I agree about the syntax highlighting anyway. I'm sure it wouldn't be too hard to implement with a little bit of PHP, <insert alternative web scripting language here> xD

**itsbth** · 11-16-2008

I was about to link to GeSHi, but it's licensed under GPL, so it can't be used with vBulletin.

**JokeAss** · 11-17-2008

Originally Posted by itsbth

I was about to link to GeSHi, but it's licensed under GPL, so it can't be used with vBulletin.

GeSHi can be used fine with vBulletin. It just can't be included in a commercial distribution.

**itsbth** · 11-17-2008

Originally Posted by JokeAss

GeSHi can be used fine with vBulletin. It just can't be included in a commercial distribution.

No, it can't be used with vBulletin. Go read the GPL.

**Beer** · 11-17-2008

Originally Posted by itsbth

No, it can't be used with vBulletin. Go read the GPL.

I don't think that's true. Which section of the GPL are you referring to? I know the GPL's restrictions pretty well, but I just read every last word of it anyway and I can't find anything that would conflict with vBulletin. The closest thing I could find was section 10 which states: "10. If you wish to incorporate parts of the Program into other free programs whose distribution conditions are different, write to the author to ask for permission." But that is only if you intend on distributing it with software that has a different license. You're not distributing vBulletin so it doesn't apply.

As a matter of fact, vBulletin.org even offers a modified version of GeSHi on their website to work with vB forums.