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Configurations demo

This setting is used in the demo :

 $texy = new Texy; 
 
 $texy ->imageModule->root = '/images/' ; 
 $texy ->imageModule->linkedRoot = '/images/' ; 
 $texy ->headingModule->generateID = TRUE ; 
 
 // syntax highlighting 
 $texy ->addHandler( 'block' , 'blockHandler' ); 

Handler for the syntax uses the library FSHL :

 /** 
 * User handler for code block 
 * 
 * @param TexyHandlerInvocation  handler invocation 
 * @param string  block type 
 * @param string  text to highlight 
 * @param string  language 
 * @param TexyModifier modifier 
 * @return TexyHtml 
 */ 
 function blockHandler( $invocation , $blocktype , $content , $lang , $modifier ) 
 { 
 if ( $blocktype !== 'block/code' ) { 
 // nothing to do 
 return $invocation ->proceed(); 
    } 
 
 $lang = strtoupper ( $lang ); 
 if ( $lang == 'JAVASCRIPT' ) $lang = 'JS' ; 
 
 $parser = new fshlParser( 'HTML_UTF8' , P_TAB_INDENT); 
 if (! $parser ->isLanguage( $lang )) { 
 return $invocation ->proceed(); 
    } 
 
 $texy = $invocation ->getTexy(); 
 
 $content = Texy::outdent( $content ); 
 $content = $parser ->highlightString( $lang , $content ); 
 $content = $texy ->protect( $content , Texy::CONTENT_BLOCK); 
 
 $elPre = TexyHtml::el( 'pre' ); 
 if ( $modifier ) $modifier ->decorate( $texy , $elPre ); 
 $elPre ->attrs[ 'class' ] = strtolower ( $lang ); 
 
 $elCode = $elPre ->create( 'code' , $content ); 
 
 return $elPre ; 
 } 

After completion of the conversion, moreover, the text confuses some characters as entities in order to better illustrate:

 $html = $texy ->process( $text ); 
 
 $html = str_replace ( 
 array ( "\xc2\xa0" , "\xc2\xad" , "\xe2\x80\x93" , "\xe2\x80\x94" ), 
 array ( ' ' , '­' , '–' , '—' ), 
 $html 
 );