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Nobody/Anonymous - 2007-09-28

Hello !
I did a latex highliting for my own needs, I give it to you if you want to include it in your software.
Unlike most of syntaxes from this project, this one is colorfull & quite complex. It aims to have the same aspect as the emacs latex-mode. The issue is that it uses more tags than standards highligths, and maybe it's not optimised at all cause I don't know javascript at all and I'm a regexp beginner...

But... just do what you want with it :-).

Jocelyn

http://www.depotoir.yi.org/images/8/80/Latex.css
http://www.depotoir.yi.org/images/latex.js

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- pyrou - 2007-09-29
  
  I think that this language is not enough popular to be included in CodePress. I think that in the future we will release a package with only the most used languages. And so others languages (like yours, or AutoIt, CSharp, VBScript) will be released separately.
  
  But thanks for your contribution and don't care ;) I saved your files for later.
  
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  - Jeremy - 2008-05-01
    
    The links in the parent post are now broken, anybody have a copy kicking around?
    
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- Nobody/Anonymous - 2007-10-01
  
  Jocelyn: this is just what I was looking for! Thank you!
  
  pyrou: LaTeX might not be very popular, but some people really would find its support useful in CodePress. So please do the separate package for "unpopular" languages :)
  
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