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This article explains the general structure of a script for posting code on your Web page(s) in HTML format. By instantiating a code formatting sub-class object for a particular programming language, you will be well on your way to providing your Web site visitors with a very legible means of interpreting code. This article focuses on the PHP language for code formatting, since it was developed initially for PHP script code snippets used in the majority of the articles on this Web site. You may define your own extended classes by following the procedure for the extended PHP format class. Replace delimiters and keywords with those specific to a particular language. This Web site uses extended code formatter classes for PHP, HTML and JavaScript languages
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Oct 15, 2006
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