UPDATE: Chili 1.2 has been released
Changes
- Added support for backreferences in recipe steps. Due to the mechanics of the parsing engine this was not possible before, without a proper renumbering, which is now transparently done by Chili.
- Fixed a bug in the JavaScript recipe which prevented correct highlighting of single and double quoted strings containing escaped quotes.
- Added support for PHP highlighting, with all of its 3309 functions.
- Presented in the examples a new method for configuring Chili, on a per file basis.
- The examples have been updated to reflect new versions of Chili and jQuery.
- Added a brand new example where Chili highlights PHP. (the script was used to generate the dictionary pattern for all PHP functions, included in the PHP recipe)
Files
- download all in a zip
- read the manual
- test Chili highlighting Chili
- test Chili highlighting jQuery
- test Chili highlighting PHP
Great work, Andrea.
I’ve been playing (ocassionally) with Chili since you announced it at the jQuery mailing list. And, while I like it, I have some, err, objections.
First: Chili tries to highlight any
codeelement that it finds. I’d prefer it to apply highlighting only when there’s is aclassattribute for the element. Otherwise, it tries to load `/foo/bar/.js` files (see, no recipe name before the “.js”) and throws exceptions.Second: when serving pages as application/xhtml+xml, the entity is undefined. It’d be safer to use
Thank you for listening 😉
First:
very good objection! I’ll fix and release again asap (tomorrow?)
Second:
ok, I’ll put this too in that release.
Thanks, choan!