Not as part of YAF. I think there are other things out there, but that's a hefty app you're talking about.

What are you looking for? YAF already supports a lot of syntax highlighting features on the

 tag.

C# code:
[code=c#]
if ((int)whatever > 5000)
{
  for (int i=0;i<10000;i++)
    // proper comment
    Console.WriteLine("blah " + i.ToString());
}

sql code:

    /* comment... */
    SELECT * FROM doggybag WHERE food = 'OLD'

I've developed the yaf 1.0.1 vastly so hadn't opportunity to see if the latest yaf(.net2) had this feature. Thanx Jaben I'll be searching the latest source to find and place the necessary parts in my version.

It should be in v1.0.1.

Just use the code specifier:

  [ code=<language type>]code[ /code]

  e.g.:

  [ code=c#]my C# code[ /code]

look at the result in my version:

but it's ok here:

		static public string DecodeHTML( string text )
		{
			return System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Server.HtmlDecode( text );
		}

  [ code=<language type>]code[ /code]

  e.g.:

  [ code=c#]my C# code[ /code]

While we're at it -

In file \defs\DefFiles.txt

http://www.textpad.com/add-ons/syna2g.html 

I wanted to apply some other def for html.

However, def files on that site, and the others in \defs\ directory are not of the same structure...

How far can one go with defs on YAF?

- can I change colors and sytles (I believe not, just askin':lol:) from def file?

I noticed that too, Neven. I didn't write this code, but it looks like it's a "lite" version of the syntax highlighting code. Anyone is welcome to take a look at it inside the Highlighter.cs file in /classes.

The code looks well written -- but language parsing is always something that's a bit more advanced.

Of course, if someone found something better then the current code, I wouldn't necessarily be against implementing it.

Is it be possible to have syntax highlighting when we are using "TinyMCE(HTML)" editor? If yes, please mention how can I define [code] tag?

Thanks,

Ehsan