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How to insert a code block with syntax highlighting?
To insert a snippet as code with syntax highlighting, use the code-block directive or the shorthand ::. You can explicitly set the language in the code-block, you cannot in the shorthand. If you do not explicitly set the language, the default language (as set with the Highlight directive) is used.
Is there a way to override syntax highlighting?
It is possible to explicitly override the highlighting in use with your language of choice by specifying a language hint above the code block: You may use either a language code or a tag name in the language hint to activate syntax highlighting. See below for the complete list of prettify supported language codes.
Keep in mind that by default all tags start off with none as their language code. Tags with none specified as their language code will be ignored and revert to default. You can also use the plain none keyword to manually specify no syntax highlighting, similar to using the lang-none code above.
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How can I highlight a code block in Markdown?
Code blocks can be highlighted using highlight.js . In many cases, the syntax highlighting language will be inferred from the question’s tags. To manually specify the language of a fenced code block, add the language to the line with the opening fence:
How to initialize a new bufferblock < T >?
Initializes a new BufferBlock . Initializes a new BufferBlock with the specified DataflowBlockOptions. Gets a Task that represents the asynchronous operation and completion of the dataflow block. Gets the number of items currently stored in the buffer.
How to specify the language of a fenced code block?
To manually specify the language of a fenced code block, add the language to the line with the opening fence: You can use either one of the supported language codes, like lang-cpp or lang-sql, or you can specify a tag, and the syntax highlighting language associated with this tag will be used.