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The new SyntaxHighlighter library

From now on, this blog has a new feature: the articles that have embedded source code, use the incredible SyntaxHighlighter JavaScript library to provide clearer source code listings!

These are the "highlighted" pages:

Thanks to Alex from http://www.dreamprojections.com/ for this library!

Update 2005-07-24:

I have tested the pages in my blog using the following systems/browser combinations:

  • Mac OS X "Tiger" 10.4
    • Safari 2.0
    • Mozilla Firefox 1.0.3
    • Opera 8.0.1 (*)
  • Mac OS X "Jaguar" 10.2
    • Safari 1.0.3 (*)
    • Mozilla Firefox 1.0.3
  • Windows XP
    • Mozilla Firefox 1.0.3
    • Internet Explorer 6
  • Windows 2000
    • Internet Explorer 6

(*) In the case of Opera and Safari 1, the code snippets need to be seen clicking on the "view plain" link, otherwise they do not display. In all other cases, the library works perfectly.