Lines Matching full:parse_code
242 echo $geshi->parse_code();
251 echo $geshi->parse_code();
394 If classes are enabled when parse_code() is called, then the resultant source will use CSS classes in the output, otherwise it will in-line the styles. The advantages of using classes are great - the reduction in source will be very noticeable, and what's more you can use one stylesheet for several different highlights on the same page. In fact, you can even use an external stylesheet and link to that, saving even more time and source (because stylesheets are cached by browsers).
476 echo $geshi1->parse_code();
478 echo $geshi2->parse_code();
480 echo $geshi3->parse_code();
637 $code1 = $geshi->parse_code();
640 $code2 = $geshi->parse_code();
650 $code = $geshi->parse_code();
656 echo $geshi->parse_code();
816 * <TIME> or {TIME}: Is replaced by the time it took for the parse_code method - i.e., how long it took for your code to be highlighted. The time is returned to three decimal places.
934 echo $geshi->parse_code();
973 Once you've called parse_code, you can get the time it took to run the highlighting by calling the get_time method:
976 $code = mysql_real_escape_string($geshi->parse_code());
