Force rich CODE tag

[Jake Bunce]

This is a very simple addon that overrides the CODE tag so it is always rich. With this addon installed these two code blocks will do the same thing:


[code=rich]

[/code]


[code]

[/code]


It will always be rich even if you don't specify 'rich'.

Note that even with this addon installed you can still force a plain code block by using the PLAIN tag inside of the code block:


[plain]

[/plain]

 

[Floris]

win!

 

[giorgino]

Hi Jake, what's the difference between rich and non-rich version of code bbcode?

 

[Andy.N]

Here is what it looks with rich code

// Hello.cpp
//
// Simple example of function bodies.
//

// Preprocessor for include files
#include <stdio.h> // C style I/O
#include <iostream> // C++ style I/O using operator overloading
using namespace std; // The C++ logical collection of functions

void hello_C()
{
printf("Hello Quantnet, C style\n");
}

void hello_CPP()
{
// Using (binary) operator overloading
cout << "Hello Quantnet, C++ style \n";
}

and with regular code

// Hello.cpp
//
// Simple example of function bodies.
//

// Preprocessor for include files
#include <stdio.h> // C style I/O
#include <iostream> // C++ style I/O using operator overloading
using namespace std; // The C++ logical collection of functions

void hello_C()
{
printf("Hello Quantnet, C style\n");
}

void hello_CPP()
{
// Using (binary) operator overloading
cout << "Hello Quantnet, C++ style \n";
}

 

[Jake Bunce]

Hi Jake, what's the difference between rich and non-rich version of code bbcode?

Rich allows you to use BB code inside of the code block. It is good for code highlighting.

 

[giorgino]

Great thank you

 

[borbole]

Congratulations on your first add on release Jake

 

[Hillbilly]

Thank you, just what I was looking for!