Syntax highlighting in BUEditor ?

Unfortunately, not possible.

you may try white-space property of CSS
#TEXTAREA-ID {
white-space: nowrap;
}

then try overflow: scroll;

sorry, can't help.

Those are nice syntax highlighters but integrating them into BUE requires a rewrite of all editor methods. It might be done by implementing a integration layer. The result could look nice but be slower for no doubt.

This may be the answer: http://ufku.com/drupal/bueditor/contributions/html-syntax-highlighter

Hi, I installed the Syntax Highlighter files according to the instructions in http://ufku.com/drupal/bueditor/contributions/html-syntax-highlighter but it does not work.

1. The files bue.highlight.js and bue.highlight.css were uploaded to the /.../bueditor/library/ folder.
2. The Button Code was added in the BUEditor "Buttons" as following :

js:
E.highlight(E.highlightOn ? false : 'html');
E.stayClicked(E.highlightOn).focus();

But when I pressed the button, it says:"TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method 'highlight'" in Chrome5.0.375.86 , and it says:"TypeError: E.highlight is not a function" in Firefox 3.6.6.

Is there anything wrong for the installation? Thank you very much!

The files in library folder are not automatically included. And also you should not put any custom library files there. Upload them anywhere web accessible and define the paths in editor settings.

Thank you ufku.
I have uploaded the bue.highlight.css file and the bue.highlight.js file to /sites/all/libraries/bueditor/. But how can I define the custom paths in Editor specific library files? I mean how to write the paths line. Should it be like:
/sites/all/libraries/bueditor/bue.highlight.js or like %sites%all/libraries/bueditor/bue.highlight.js?

Specify paths relative to your drupal root like sites/all/libraries/bueditor/bue.highlight.js
You can shorten the paths by using tokens. Please read the field description for available tokens.

Love this!
All work fine except I can't figure out how to turn it on initially with the code provided?

The second one is a template button. Its title must start with tpl:
Ex: tpl:Turn on highlighting initially

When the content of a template button is javascript, it is executed on editor load. When it is HTML the content is inserted in editor layout at the button position.

Thanks! So easy.
Just hadn't noticed the use of the "tpl" namespace within the UI.