source code highlighter plugin

Hi,
i have spoken to Simon, and he said that someone has written
a source code
highlighter plugin for Pebble.

Can someone help with this?

cheers


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azagniotovjavabeans.asia schrieb:
> Hi,
> i have spoken to Simon, and he said that someone has
written a source code
> highlighter plugin for Pebble.

Hi,

what kind of source code do you want to be highlighted?
Java, Jsp, Html?
What for & where? In the browser, IDE, blog post?
Completely different?

Olaf


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Hi Olaf,
i would like Java highlighter plug-in for Pebble, i guess in
the browser
once i posted something in my blog.

am i making sense?

cheers

> azagniotovjavabeans.asia schrieb:
>> Hi,
>> i have spoken to Simon, and he said that someone
has written a source
>> code
>> highlighter plugin for Pebble.
>
> Hi,
>
> what kind of source code do you want to be highlighted?
Java, Jsp, Html?
> What for & where? In the browser, IDE, blog post?
Completely different?
>
> Olaf
>
>
>
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I have a couple of features I'd like to add to our pebble
page that  
I'm wondering about the difficulty level.

1) I'd like to put the posting date in the title nlock on an
entry  
under neath the title. Is there a JSP tag that I could use
to pull the  
posting date of the entry?


2) Would it be possible when navigating using the calendar
for past  
entries to highlight the the date on the calendar for the
current  
entry much like it has for the current date?



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