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gwt-angular-prettify offers google-code-prettify
inside your GWT Angular code.
View
There are two ways you can make use of gwtPrettify directive, either as an
attribute directive, or as a class directive.
If you have a fairly small code, or a piece of code that is not intended
for compilation but simply for documentation, consider using the class
directive. The class directive allows you to inline your code snippet inside
your <PRE>. You will have to escape any occurrence of
characters that may conflict with HTML parsing and rendering, of course.
Controller
If you have a fairly large code snippet, consider using the attribute
directive. data-gwt-prettify directive takes a single argument,
which is a TextResource. You can define your TextResource
as you would normally do with your GWT applications. You can see an
example of this below, MyResources, which is used to expose the
code to the view via the controller in VIEW_CODE public final
property.
Configuration
The following modules are required in the gwt.xml.
The following Maven dependencies are required in the pom.xml.
<dependency>
<groupId>com.asayama.gwt</groupId>
<artifactId>gwt-angular-prettify</artifactId>
<version>{{ PROJECT_VERSION }}</version>
</dependency>
You can also browse the full source code on Github.
{{ GITHUB_SOURCE_URL }}/gwt-angular-site/gwt-angular-examples/Prettify