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DESCRIPTION
QLColorCode... Quick Look is great, but who wants to look at their code in black & white? QLColorCode is a syntax highlighting Quick Look plugin for source code files. Just download and drop the plugin into your ~/Library/QuickLook folder and enjoy a much nicer Quick Look experience.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.1:
  • Enabled "safe" plain-text handling. In other words, files like foo.txt will be supported, but not files without extensions. The only way to handle extensionless files is to handle *everything*. This can be done, but it requires a more defensive style of operation.
  • Added support for "textEncoding" option to set encoding for highlight portion of renderer, with default UTF-8.
  • Added support for "webkitTextEncoding" option to set encoding for webkit portion of renderer, with default UTF-8.
  • Added support for .cs, .el, .jnlp (xml), .e (eiffel), and .vb
  • Fixed support for verilog files
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5 or later.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Nathaniel Gray
Downloads:3,367
  - Version d/l:815
Utilities:Desktop
License:Free
Date:09 Jan 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel
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Jan 10 2009
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FIZZY  Works well, a really useful addition for developers who use several different editors which may not provide their own QL plugins. Version 1.1 faster than before. I wish there was an easier way to add a certain file extension to be rendered with a certain language highlighting (for instance, I create ".inc" files for includes that might be either PHP or HTML) without messing around in the shell script in the package.  
(Version 1.1)

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Mar 7 2008

ARVIDTP  caused my finder to crash when I went into full screen mode  
(Version 0.4.1)

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Jan 7 2008

JEAN-CLAUDE DE SOZA  It only works for me when I save my tex files using latin1 encoding but when a tex file saved in UTF8 encoding contains diacritic symbols like an e acute, or e grave (in French language), the plugin is lost and doesn't display those symbols correctly.

The original ColorQC.qlgenerator works well.  
(Version 0.4.1)

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Dec 16 2007
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IAMMATT  Very very good, works as it says on the tin.

My personal favorite it that it works with applescript files, which used to be just some big unhelpful icon.

Thanks, this apps a keeper.  
(Version 0.3)

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Dec 3 2007
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M30318  Works well. Python code highlights is not the same, but it is consistent. Thanks for such a useful plugin!

It does not work on all code files though. I tried it on .rvb (Vb based), but they did not actually show.. maybe it is just a 10.5 thing..   
(Version 0.1)

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