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Syntax highlight source code within QuickLook

February 2nd, 2010 - Mac OS X, Utilities

syntax highlight quicklook I use QuickLook constantly for everything from pictures, movies, text files, and of course, source code. Source can be a pain to view in QuickLook because there’s no syntax highlighting by default, but this plugin changes that. QLColorCode is a must-have QuickLook plugin for developers, it allows color syntax highlighting of nearly any type of source code from directly within QuickLook, making a quick glance at code infinitely easier. It’s free so download it now, you’ll thank me later.

Installation is simple, drop the plugin into ~/Library/QuickLook/ and restart the Finder and you’re good to go!

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Posted by: Bill Ellis

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Comments: 2

Comment from XCool
Time: February 2, 2010, 9:04 am

I have syntax highlighting on Snow Leopard.. I think this is more relevant for Leopard (10.5) only..

Comment from Nago
Time: February 2, 2010, 2:21 pm

SL here too, with syntax highlighting by system default!

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February 2nd, 2010