Nick Ramsay on August 23rd, 2008
I’ve installed WP-Syntax, a great plugin for Wordpress that lets you add code snippets to your blog posts without losing all the formatting.
You can use all manner of languages and even include line numbers if you want. Here’s a snippet from one of my math worksheet makers written in Perl:
5 | use List::Util shuffle; # Use the Shuffle module |
166 167 168 169 170 171 | # define and populate the arrays my @girlsnames = ('Erin','Anna','Joanne','Sally', 'Mary'); my @boysnames = ('Adam','Ken','Tom','Paul','David', 'Sam'); @girlsnames = shuffle @girlsnames; # shuffle the girls' array @boysnames = shuffle @boysnames; # shuffle the boys' array |
377 378 | $name1 = pop(@boysnames); # assign last name in array to $name1; $name2 = pop(@girlsnames); # assign last name in array to $name2; |
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I actually don’t really understand this post.
What’s a code snippet? Can you show an actual example of what this code really does?
Stop pulling my leg, Mike. It’s quite obvious what a “code snippet” is, and I’ve commented the actual code so you know what it does. I’m not falling for your trickery!
What is this “code snippet” language thingy that you speak of?
A definition for you:
And another:
Thanks for the definitions.
Love the photo, Nick. Rikuto looks so cute.I also like the diary updates. I can keep an eye on what you are doing. Ha ha!
You mean the Twitter updates? If you join Twitter.com, you can get those sent directly to your mobile phone! Then you’ll know exactly what I’m doing that very minute!
I’m a little confused…
What you are saying is this plugin displays code snippets as text in a post, right?
(Because normally any code would not show as text)
This would be useful for showing others a bit of code used for x purpose.
Or are you saying something else entirely?
That is exactly what I’m saying, Tori. I’m glad someone understood!