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[owen]

here is what I am using; (the concept is from the user comments in the php help chm file. Make sure you download the one with the user comments)

    $fc = file_get_contents('' . $f . '.php');

#--------------------------------
    $fc = highlight_string ( $fc, true );
#--------------------------------
    $sections = explode ( '<br />', $fc );
#--------------------------------

$fc = '';
//$fc .= '<ol>';
     for ( $i = 0; $i < count ( $sections ); $i++ ) {
        $fc .= '<br ><strong>' . $i .  '</strong> &nbsp; ' . $sections[$i];
     }
//$fc .= '</ol>';

#--------------------------------

print $fc; 

tried to use a ordered list <ol> but had some probs with that.

[alexdevmaster]

not a bad implementation. hmm.. I did not know there was a highlight_string() function. Thanks for sharing that one owen. You live and you learn.

[pogi_2nr]

PHP programmers are now making it easier for people to view their code.
one word: dwl

Regards,
Pogi Tuner.

[owen]

it really isn't as easy as dwl because the database, folder structure and function files still can't be seen. Some stuff you still have to figure out. If you can't read the code, you have no hope.

[alexdevmaster]

PHP programmers are now making it easier for people to view their code.
one word: dwl

Regards,
Pogi Tuner.

dont you believe in open source. you used to be the biggest advocate I know.

[alexdevmaster]

tried to use a ordered list <ol> but had some probs with that.

what was the problem. I go that to work pretty easily, cept it starts counting from 1, but i am sure you can fix that with css. One peculiar thing to note is the way the line numbers get colour-coded according to the line before it.

[owen]

I think the problem was that you can't have a block element (e.g. "<blockquote>" or "<code>") embeded in a <li> tag. I needed to add <code> tags because I had to load included files.

    $fc = preg_split("/include\(([^|]*?)\);/i", $fc, -1, PREG_SPLIT_DELIM_CAPTURE );

    $t=array(); $tc=array();

     for ( $i = 0; $i < count ( $fc ); $i++ ) {
        if ( $i % 2  > 0 ) {
            $template_parse_code = false;
            $t[$i] = eval( ' return @include(' . $fc[$i] . ');' );
            $tc[$i] = $fc[$i];
            $fc[$i] = '"[::' . $i . '::]"';
        }
     }


foreach($t as $i => $value) $fc = str_replace ('"[::' . $i . '::]"',  '</font>include(<a onclick="sh(' . $i . ');">' . trim($tc[$i]) . '</a>);</code><div  >' . highlight_string($t[$i], true) . '</div><code>' , $fc );

print $fc; 

I wouldn't recommend anybody trying to use that though. Its what I call a hack.

[alexdevmaster]

my own hack, an attempt to make all the numbers black. Not too perfect tho. It seems php does alot of optimization for code in the same color that runs across lines. Late for a meeting tho, probably someone else can figure it out.

$fc = file_get_contents('' . $f . '.php'); 

#-------------------------------- 
    $fc = highlight_string ( $fc, true ); 
#-------------------------------- 
    $sections = explode ( '<br />', $fc ); 
#-------------------------------- 

$fc = ''; 
//$fc .= '<ol>'; 
     $span_cache = "";
     for ( $i = 0; $i < count ( $sections ); $i++ ) { 
        // $span = "";
        if(preg_match_all('/<span style="color: (#[0-9A-Fa-f]*)">/i',$sections[$i],$matches)) 
            $span_cache = ($matches[0][count($matches[0])-1]);
       // $fc .= "\$span_cache: " . htmlentities($span_cache) . ", \$span: " . htmlentities($span) 
        //    . ", empty(\$sections[\$i]): " . (strlen(trim($sections[$i]))) . " <br/>";
        $sections[$i] = rtrim($sections[$i]);
        $fc .= '<strong>' . $i .  '</strong> &nbsp; ' . ((empty($sections[$i]))?'':$span_cache)
            . $sections[$i] . ((empty($sections[$i]))?'':'</span>') . '<br />'; 

     }
//$fc .= '</ol>';

#-------------------------------- 

print $fc; 

[alexdevmaster]

I wouldn't recommend anybody trying to use that though. Its what I call a hack.

If i am right, what ur trying to do here, is display source code for every included file in a script in a div that can be contracted using javascript. pretting interesting, let me know when u get it to work.

[pogi_2nr]

dont you believe in open source. you used to be the biggest advocate I know.

I still believe in opensource. It is just that the majority(not all) of php developers are just
some Dick, Tom or Harry from the street who decided "hey! lets make a site". PHPers also
have this nasty habit of dumping errors to the enduser.

Identity theft/worms are sure to follow with the exposure of bad coding practices.