CODE{"language"} -- highlight source code fragments for many languages

• The %CODE{}% and %ENDCODE% variables are handled by the SyntaxHighlightingPlugin.
• Syntax: %CODE{"language"}% ...code... %ENDCODE%
• Parameters:

  Parameter	Description	Default
  "..." or lang="..."	Source language. Supported languages: ada, asm, awk, bash, changelog, cpp, csh, c, delphi, diffs, diff, diffu, dylan, eiffel, elisp, Name:, forth, fortran_pp, fortran, haskell, html, icon, idl, inf, javascript, java, ksh, lua, m4, mail, makefile, matlab, nroff, oberon2, objc, outline, oz, pascal, perl, php, postscript, pyrex, python, rfc, ruby, scheme, sh, skill, Smalltalk, sml, sql, states, synopsys, tcl, tcsh, tex, vba, verilog, vhdl, vrml, wmlscript, zsh	(none, required)
  num="..."	Show line numbers next to the source code. An integer indicates the start number. Also "on" and "off"	"off"
  step="..."	Increment line numbers with the given step. Negative numbers will decrement.	"1"
  style="..."	Style of box around the source code	light gray box
  numstyle="..."	Style of line number column	light brown box

• Example:                   • Expands to:

  <sticky> %CODE{"cpp" num="on"}% void foo() {   print("Do stuff.\n"); } %ENDCODE% </sticky>

  %CODE{"cpp" num="on"}% void foo() { print("Do stuff.\n"); } %ENDCODE%

• Category: FormattingAndRenderingVariables, UIAndVisualizationVariables
• Related: SyntaxHighlightingPlugin