a code in c++ oop that converts your source code to an HTML document maintaining colorization and indenticaation

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m problem is that i cant understand how to make logics in projects.which header files i use?? and which classes i make m confused... :( :(

Posted 3-Nov-10 7:06am

jawad satti

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Nish Nishant · Answer 1 · 2010-11-03T07:09:00

Solution 1

I reckon what you are looking for is a syntax highlighter. Google for "syntax highlighter" and you'll get tons of results. Many of them will let you export color-formatted HTML.

Posted 3-Nov-10 7:09am

Nish Nishant

«_Superman_» · Answer 2 · 2010-11-03T07:10:00

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You should read some books and some documentation.

Posted 3-Nov-10 7:10am

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jawad satti · Answer 3 · 2010-11-03T07:11:00

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i read but give me some how to start this project..

Posted 3-Nov-10 7:11am

jawad satti

Aescleal · Answer 4 · 2010-11-03T08:12:00

Not sure exactly what you're asking here...

If you want a documentation tool that converts your C++ to HTML then look no further than Doxygen.

On the other hand if you're trying to write a tool to do something similar then it's probably a good idea to start with some simple requirements. Until you have a few concrete examples of what the code's supposed to do you won't get very far. I'm not talking about anything like a system requirements specificiation, just a few notes in a text file and some example input and outputs. When you've thought about that you can start thinking about how to write it!

Cheers,

Ash

jawad satti · Answer 5 · 2010-11-03T08:17:00

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i want to write a tool to do something similar in c++ oops

Posted 3-Nov-10 8:17am

jawad satti

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Richard MacCutchan 3-Nov-10 17:27pm

I think that point is clear. However, from some of your comments I suspect you have not reached a level of experience to produce such a tool. I would suggest working through some simpler samples and projects until you feel more comfortable with C++.