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require_relative '../include_use_case' class IncludeHighlightedCode < IncludeUseCase def self.build use_case_name = File.basename(__FILE__, '.rb') use_case = self.new(use_case_name) use_case.write_includer_file includee_file_name = 'hello.rb' use_case.files_to_write.store( includee_file_name, <<EOT class HelloWorld def initialize(name) @name = name.capitalize end def sayHi puts "Hello #{@name}!" end end EOT ) use_case.files_to_write.store( INCLUDER_FILE_NAME, <<EOT This file includes the code as highlighted code. @[ruby](#{includee_file_name}) EOT ) use_case.files_to_write.store( TEMPLATE_FILE_NAME, <<EOT ### Include Highlighted Code Use file inclusion to include text as highlighted code. #### File to Be Included Here's a file containing Ruby code to be included: @[markdown](#{includee_file_name}) #### Includer File Here's a template file that includes it: @[markdown](#{INCLUDER_FILE_NAME}) The treatment token ```ruby``` specifies that the included text is to be highlighted as Ruby code. The treatment token can be any Ace mode mentioned in [GitHub Languages](https://github.com/github/linguist/blob/master/lib/linguist/languages.yml). The file lists about 100 Ace modes, covering just about every language and format. @[:markdown](../interface.md) #### File with Inclusion Here's the finished file with the included highlighted code: @[:pre](#{INCLUDED_FILE_NAME}) And here's the finished markdown, as rendered on this page: --- @[:markdown](#{INCLUDED_FILE_NAME}) --- EOT ) use_case.build end end
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