Pre-requisites
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What is it for?
The `code() function allows you to include source code examples inside the tutorials on Tutorialpedia, supporting syntax highlighting for an increasing number of languages.
Examples
Including a single line of code:
`code(language:'php' version:'5.2') print 'Hello World!';
This will display:
print 'Hello World!';
It's also possible to include more than one line, using the Escaping in CodePax tutorial syntax .
Parameters
language
Specifies the language. It must be lowercase. CodePax Code Function Supported Languages
version
Specifies the language version.
nowrap
By default, the code is wrapped to 80 characters width. If the line is longer than 80 characters, a newline character is added before the last word. Sometimes you need to display code which is wider than 80 characters. In this case, add the following parameter to the `code() call:
nowrap:'1'