PHP Simple Source Highlighter Examples

This page contains sample conversions of some simple source code, showing off C/C++, and PHP. Right now bash scripts are treated as plain text. It's on the list of things to do.

C/C++ Highlighting

0001 class cBuffer; // This is defined somewhere else 0002 class cMyClass 0003 { 0004 public: 0005 cMyClass( cAutoPtr<cBuffer> io_aBuffer ) : 0006 m_buffer( io_aBuffer ) { } 0007 private: 0008 cAutoPtr<cBuffer> m_buffer; 0009 } 0010 0011 int main() 0012 { 0013 cAutoPtr<cBuffer> buf = new cBuffer; // +1 0014 cMyClass * c = new cMyClass( buf ); // +1 0015 cMyClass * d = new cMyClass( buf ); // +1 0016 0017 // Use our classes a bit 0018 delete c; // (buf is still ok, count is 2 now) 0019 0020 buf = new cBuffer("Hello World!"); 0021 // Our d instance is still ok, the original auto 0022 // pointer gave up its reference, but d is still 0023 // using it, so it isn't deleted yet. 0024 0025 // Do some more stuff 0026 0027 buf = 0; // Nothing is using the new buf, 0028 // it gets deleted. 0029 0030 delete d; // -1, our original buf is no longer 0031 // pointed to by anything, and gets 0032 // deleted. 0033 } 0034

PHP Highlighting

0001 // Everything we wrote up till now is above here 0002 0003 $server = "ftp.my.hosting.company"; 0004 $ftpFp = ftp_connect( $server ); 0005 if (!$ftpFp) { 0006 echo "Couldn't connect to my FTP server: ". 0007 "\"$server\"\n"; 0008 return 1; 0009 } 0010 0011 // Put the connection in passive mode. 0012 // Most servers behind a firewall 0013 // will need this to work. 0014 ftp_pasv($ftpFp,true); 0015 0016 // Log in 0017 $user = "my_ftp_user"; 0018 $password = "my_ftp_password"; 0019 $loginOk = ftp_login( $ftpFp, $user, $password ); 0020 if (!$loginOk) { 0021 echo "Couldn't login to FTP server using: " 0022 "\"$user\" and a password.\n"; 0023 return 1; 0024 } 0025