Scheme syntax highlighting in Wordpress

[Adrian Petrescu]

Hey, guys. I'm starting a blog, which will deal mostly with math and
programming, and a large part of the programming will be focused around
Scheme. I'm going to be running this blog on the WordPress software, and
I'd like to achieve some eye candy by having syntax-highlighting abilities,
similar to plugins like iG:syntax-hiliter (at
blog.igeek.info/still-fresh/category/wp-plugins/igsyntax-hiliter/ ).
However, none of the many plugins I've found support Scheme (though they do
support a lot of the other languages I use on a regular basis).

I tried asking in the WordPress community but not many people seemed to know
very much about Scheme or the community. So I thought I'd ask here next :)
Hopefully someone here has a blog, and at some point they decided including
some prettied-up Scheme code in it would be nice, and has filled this need
already.

Thanks in advance, guys!

[Anton van Straaten]

On the page of Wordpress syntax highlighers here:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugins/Syntax_Highlighting

One of them is called "Syntax Highlighting plugin" and says it uses GNU
Enscript as its back end. Enscript has basic Scheme support, so that
plugin should too.

[Anton van Straaten]

Anton van Straaten wrote:
> On the page of Wordpress syntax highlighers here:
>
> http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugins/Syntax_Highlighting
>
> One of them is called "Syntax Highlighting plugin" and says it uses GNU
> Enscript as its back end. Enscript has basic Scheme support, so that
> plugin should too.

Oops, the link to "Syntax Highlighting plugin" on the above page is
broken, but there's a version of it here:

http://scott.yang.id.au/2005/03/php-syntax-hilighting-13/

Anton