The brushes used by SyntaxHighlighter are in separate syntax files named brushes. The following can be used to format the <pre class=”brush: brushname”> that you want to use.
Brushes () in alphabetical order:
Brush name | Brush aliases | File name |
---|---|---|
ActionScript3 | as3, actionscript3 | shBrushAS3.js |
Bash/shell | bash, shell | shBrushBash.js |
C# | c-sharp, csharp | shBrushCSharp.js |
C++ | cpp, c | shBrushCpp.js |
CSS | css | shBrushCss.js |
Delphi | delphi, pas, pascal | shBrushDelphi.js |
Diff | diff, patch | shBrushDiff.js |
Groovy | groovy | shBrushGroovy.js |
JavaScript | js, jscript, javascript | shBrushJScript.js |
Java | java | shBrushJava.js |
JavaFX | jfx, javafx | shBrushJavaFX.js |
Perl | perl, pl | shBrushPerl.js |
PHP | php | shBrushPhp.js |
Plain Text | plain, text | shBrushPlain.js |
PowerShell | ps, powershell | shBrushPowerShell.js |
Python | py, python | shBrushPython.js |
Ruby | rails, ror, ruby | shBrushRuby.js |
Scala | scala | shBrushScala.js |
SQL | sql | shBrushSql.js |
Visual Basic | vb, vbnet | shBrushVb.js |
XML | xml, xhtml, xslt, html, xhtml | shBrushXml.js |
Also, new brushes can be found added by a quite large community of enthusiastic people – take a look at the forums or ,why not, create one yourself (more on Alex Gorbatchev’s handy custom brush guide).