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This looks like a very worthy replacement for http://code.google.com/p/google-code-prettify/

I can't see the license specified anywhere, any chance you could add a LICENSE file or similar?



What exactly is it that makes it a worthy replacement? (Yes, I'd like opinions on this; I haven't looked deeply at the guts of the matching algorithms.)

My guess: File size (in a brief check, Rainbow appears to be about half the size, unpacked), active development, and use of github (code-prettify is a few years old, hosted via SVN on Google code, and updated infrequently.)

However, prettify has a much broader range of languages already available for use.


It's under Apache 2.0. Just not specified in a LICENSE file yet.

https://github.com/ccampbell/rainbow/blob/master/js/rainbow....


Ah, thanks, didn't spot that.




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