TiddlyWiki uses the folowing markup to display text as code :
{{{
your code here
}}}
I did this script to display MATLAB files inline
<script>
var p;
if (document.all){
// For IE, create an ActiveX Object instance
p = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
}
else {
// For mozilla, create an instance of XMLHttpRequest.
p = new XMLHttpRequest();
}
p.open("GET","$1",false);
p.send(null);
wikify(p.responseText,place);
</script>
Where $1 is a .m file url.
This code works, the .m file content is finely displayed.
I just don't manage to concatenate p.responseText with brace to display nicely the .m file content.
Can you please help me ?
So, the solution is to concatenate the following wrapper to the content:
wikify("{{{\n" + p.responseText + "\n}}}",place);