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jQuery.Syntax now does inline highlighting

• dchest 17y ago
  Also worth checking out: highlight.js http://softwaremaniacs.org/soft/highlight/en/ http://softwaremaniacs.org/soft/highlight/en/ (doesn't use jQuery and is modular).
  • ioquatix 17y ago
    That looks interesting. Using jQuery in my opinion is a feature - it reduces overall code bloat (DRY) - and integration is easier, since common jQuery idioms are used. jQuery.Syntax is also highly modular - only the syntax definitions and stylesheets required are loaded. If there is nothing on your page, only a bare minimum (2) scripts are loaded. These scripts are deliberately as short as possible, so that load time is fast.
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• mhb 17y ago
  Does Firebug have anything like this for jQuery written in the console?
  • ioquatix 17y ago
    I'm not sure I understand your question... do you mean does Firebug have syntax highlighting?
    • mhb 17y ago
      Yes. Your question made me think I am missing something obvious. Maybe http://firerainbow.binaryage.com/ http://firerainbow.binaryage.com/ or another add-on? I have the Firebug out-of-the-box syntax highlighting, but that doesn't apply to JS in the Console or Script windows.