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<font face="Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif">Hi<br>
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I am a developer and would like to have a way of sharing code snippets
or whole programs through XHTML. That way we can create a 'free source
code' search engine, or just use google for it. And of course it should
use the <code> tag. <br>
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We could use a lot of predefined class names to relate to the piece of
code:<br>
- language<br>
- type (snippet/function/program/package)<br>
- title could describe the program<br>
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Example:<br>
<code class="PHP snippet" title="why eval is evil"><br>
$evil = eval($good);<br>
</code><br>
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And while we are at it, why not use the same tags on links or meta
tags, so that we can define this in multiple levels.<br>
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Hm, if the rel tag can be used on code, we might have to use that. What
do you think?<br>
<br>
Michiel<br>
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