Wikitext code

wikitext code

Wikispaces supports color-highlighted source code blocks using <syntaxhighlight> tags. This is part of wikitext. For example:

<syntaxhighlight lang=php>
<?php
hello world

echo "hello world";
exit();
?>
</syntaxhighlight>

will render as:

 <?php
   // hello world
   //
   echo "hello world";
   exit();
 ?>

Note that both </syntaxhighlight> tags must be on a line by themselves without leading spaces.

The following languages are supported:

• actionscript
• ada
• apache (Apache configuration files)
• applescript
• asm (x86 Assembler)
• asp (Active Server Pages)
• autoit (AutoIt Window automation script)
• bash (Bourne Again Shell)
• blitzbasic
• bnf (BNF: Backus-Naur form)
• c
• cfdg (Context-Free Design Grammar)
• cfm (Coldfusion)
• cpp (C++)
• csharp (C#)
• css (Cascading Style Sheets)
• delphi (Delphi Object Pascal)
• diff
• div
• dos
• d (D programming language)
• eiffel
• freebasic
• fortran
• gml (Game Maker Language)
• groovy
• html4strict
• idl (Uno IDL)
• ini
• inno (Inno Script Object Pascal)
• io
• java
• java5 (Java programming language, version 5 syntax)
• javascript
• latex
• lisp
• matlab
• mirc
• mysql (MySQL-specific SQL)
• oracle8 (Oracle-specific SQL)
• ocaml (Objective Caml)
• pascal
• perl
• php
• python
• qbasic
• reg (Microsoft Registry)
• robots (Robots.txt)
• ruby
• sas
• scheme
• sdlbasic
• smalltalk
• smarty (Smarty PHP template language)
• sql
• tcl
• text (No highlighting)
• thinbasic
• tsql (Transact-SQL)
• vb (Visual Basic)
• vbnet (Visual Basic .NET)
• vhdl (VHSICADL, very high speed integrated circuit HDL)
• visualfoxpro
• winbatch (Windows Batch Scripting)
• xml