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Sun, 01/25/2004 - 23:50 — Christoph C. Cemper

Just today I found out that I already had a Draft post from last summer about easily posting code-samples in MovableType using Brad Choate’s MTMacro…

Use the following Macro


   <MTMacroContent encode_html="1">



then make sure your text-formatting processor is set to “none” for the entry (you need some extra BR’s then) and then just write



your program code
4-indented
fixed space characterset etc…

to paste your code…

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Sat, 05/01/2004 - 10:47 — dileep (not verified)

Posting Code Samples in MT

moving files in asp
mvfile Move file mvfile( FileName, Destination )

Public Function mvfile( xVar, yVar )
Set Sys = Server.CreateObject( "Scripting.FileSystemObject" )
If Sys.FileExists( xVar ) Then
Sys.MoveFile xVar, yVar
msg = true
Else
msg = false
End If
Set Sys = Nothing
mvfile = msg
End Function

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