In this tutorial, we'll use syntax highlighting to make C++ source code more presentable on a web page. We'll use the Free Software program Highlight to perform the syntax highlighting.<br /><br />You can view this tutorial in its original context here:<br />http://djere.com/node/20<br />The LibreOffice Impress-generated presentation for this lecture is here:<br />http://djere.com/lectures/node20lecture/Node20.highlighting_cpp_code_with_highlight.html<br /><br />In this video tutorial, I present the powerful syntax higlighting tool, Highlight. I demonstrate how I use Highlight on my Fedora GNU/Linux system to make beautifully formatted C++ code for display in tutorials on my website.<br /><br />Learning Objectives:<br />-Define syntax highlighting.<br />-Define secondary notation.<br />-Explain exactly what Highlight is.<br />-Explain which operating systems Highlight is available for.<br />-Explain why one would want to highlight C++ code on a web page.<br />-Walk through an example of highlighting C++ code with Highlight, and pasting it on a web page.
