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Color Code Plugin#

By RoyPhillips

Overview#

This plugin implements the WikiPlugin interface, providing an execute implemenation that renders the body text as colorized source code, according to either a named syntax parameter, and/or parameter values provided at the plugin's point of invocation. Example:

[{ColorCodePlugin syntax='sql'
 
select count(*) from dual
}]

The above example will attempt to load a resource named 'sql' from the webapps classpath, for example, a properties file, and use the properties in it to format the text

Alternatively, the configuration can be specified as immediate parameters to the Plugin, as in this cheap-and-cheerful XML example:

[{ColorCodePlugin 
                  colorcode.keywords='version,encoding,!doctype,public,xml'
                  colorcode.special.pattern='<[/]?[a-z_-]+>'
                  tokenizer.wordChar: '.,-,/,!,<,>'
                  tokenizer.ordinaryChar: '<,>'

(...xml document here...)
}]

Installing#

• Download the distribution jar into the local JSPWiki/WEB-INF/lib directory.
• Either invoke with full package name, or add to JSPWiki/WEB-INF/jspwiki.properties plugin search path:

jspwiki.plugin.searchPath = ...,lu.intrasoft.jspwiki.plugin, ...

Implementation#

ColorCodePlugin.java	Simple WikiPlugin implemenation
ColorCodeHTML.java	Non-plugin specific code to render text as HTML (the guts of this thing)
SyntaxTokenizer.java	A StreamTokenizer subclass that configures it's options from provided properties

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