Trial Use of the Code insertion function in the blog editor and syntax highlighting comparison with editplus

Supported functions: syntax highlighting, line number display, Code Supports 21 languages, including python, Perl, VBScript, CSS, C #, msil, and VB. net, C ++, XAML, batchfile, XML, INIFILE, assembly, Pascal, Java, JScript, SQL, Lua, PHP, powershell, HTML.

HTML code, capable of parsing HTML embedded scripts

<! Doctype HTML public "-// W3C // dtd html 4.0 transitional // en" >
< Meta HTTP-equiv = "Content-Type" Content = "Text/html; charset = gb2312" >
< Title > New </ Title >
<ScriptLanguage= "JavaScript">
VaRX=NewXMLHttpRequest ();
</Script>

VBScript Function Getdata (geturl, getmode)
Dim HTTP
Set HTTP = Server. Createobject ( " Msxml2.xmlhttp " )
Set HTTP =   Nothing
End Function

JavascriptVaRX=NewXMLHttpRequest (222,True);
VaRX=NewDate ();
//VaR x = new TT ("Content-Type ");

from the above three trial examples, the insert code in the editor is still very good. However, the syntax highlight is not as powerful as editplus, and editplus can well identify the built-in objects and keywords in the Program language, such as the date in the following section of JavaScript. the following figure shows the effect of editplus: var x = new XMLHttpRequest (222, true);
var x = new date ();
// var x = new TT ("Content-Type");