This request includes three commits, each with a minor change.
The first, and arguably most important, is to use "table" line-numbering mode from Pygments. This allows the user to select the pasted code without highlighting unwanted line numbers along with it.
The second adds a link to the following data URI to the description section. data:text/html,<title>sprunge</title><form action="http://sprunge.us" method="POST"><textarea name="sprunge" cols="80" rows="24"></textarea><br><button type="submit">sprunge</button></form>
This allows the user to submit a paste to sprunge from the browser. While this may be counter to sprunge's purpose as a command-line highlighter, it may be useful in some situations.
The third is a minor punctuation fix, which I changed because it was bugging me. ;)
Thanks for making and hosting sprunge It's hugely popular in the Arch Linux IRC channel.
This request includes three commits, each with a minor change.
The first, and arguably most important, is to use "table" line-numbering mode from Pygments. This allows the user to select the pasted code without highlighting unwanted line numbers along with it.
The second adds a link to the following data URI to the description section.
data:text/html,<title>sprunge</title><form action="http://sprunge.us" method="POST"><textarea name="sprunge" cols="80" rows="24"></textarea><br><button type="submit">sprunge</button></form>
This allows the user to submit a paste to sprunge from the browser. While this may be counter to sprunge's purpose as a command-line highlighter, it may be useful in some situations.
The third is a minor punctuation fix, which I changed because it was bugging me. ;)
Thanks for making and hosting sprunge It's hugely popular in the Arch Linux IRC channel.