JUSH - JavaScript Syntax Highlighter

Highlights the full stack of PHP application starting with HTML, PHP, SQL and JavaScript code and ending with HTTP headers, php.ini settings or database variables.

Features

Highlights and links documentation in spaghetti code like nothing else: <span style="font: small;"><?php mysql_query("SELECT 1"); ?></span>.
Supported languages: everything related to PHP: HTML5, JS, CSS 3, SQL including variables (multiple dialects), php.ini directives, HTTP and e-mail headers, Apache config. Anything could be embedded into each other, e.g. header("Content-Type: text/html") or color: expression(parentNode.style.color).
Allows using HTML tags in source code (could be used for pointing out important parts): echo "This part is important.". Produces overlapping HTML tags in this case though.
Performance is a priority.
<textarea> syntax highlight.

Installation instructions

Copy jush.css and jush.js into your directory.
Add following snippet before the </body> tag in HTML file:
```
<script type="text/javascript" src="jush.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
jush.style('jush.css');
jush.highlight_tag('code');
</script>
```
All <code class="jush"> tags will be highlighted. Language is determined by the class name beginning with "jush-" (e.g. <code class="jush-js">). Default language is htm. It is also possible to use <code class="language-*">.

Alternativelly call jush.highlight(language, text) to syntax highlight single text.

Command-line help reference

It is also possible to use JUSH for opening the appropriate documentation in a browser. On Windows, it is possible to run:

Syntax: WScript jush-help.wsf filename line column [tabsize] [word]
Example: WScript jush-help.wsf readme.html 2 2

The example should open a browser with documentation of the <html> tag which is at position 2:2 of this file.