Windows or Linux? These are editors, not viewers, though.
If Windows - UltraEdit; there are predefined files whihc are used to
colourize PHP & HTML markup. You can add to then and extend them. Possible
HTMLKit as well.
If Linux - Bluefish, I guess, although you'll hear from VIM and Emacs
people as well.
I take it that simply renaming the file with a .phps extension and viewing
it through your browser isn't enough.
Cheers - Miles Thompson
At 11:35 AM 6/26/01 +0200, =?us-ascii?Q?Jorg_Krause?= wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'think anybody knows highlight_file, highlight_string
>or show_source, but these are not good enough.
>
>For an application I need a more advanced technique,
>which includes line numbers and let me control all
>formatting instructions (not only <font color...>).
>
>Is there any script out, written in PHP (and supports PHP
>and HTML), that can be expanded by highlighting my own
>functions/classes, my own XML-Tags etc.?
>
>Thanx for any idea,
>
>Joerg
>
>
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