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Has anyone seen how terribly this general syntax works for MatlabMATLAB? Look at the last piece of code in this question question. MatlabMATLAB uses apostrophe (') as a matrix transposition operator. As a result, everything in code following it is highlighted as a string in brown. 

Comments in MatlabMATLAB start with a % and those never get highlighted either. Perhaps we could at least make separate HTML tags for certain languages like <asm></asm> or <matlab></matlab>. This would be very helpful, because posting a non-ugly MatlabMATLAB question or answer takes ages of reformatting your original code. I personally volunteer to write the code to implement this, just tell me what to do.

Has anyone seen how terribly this general syntax works for Matlab? Look at the last piece of code in this question. Matlab uses apostrophe (') as a matrix transposition operator. As a result, everything in code following it is highlighted as a string in brown. Comments in Matlab start with a % and those never get highlighted either. Perhaps we could at least make separate HTML tags for certain languages like <asm></asm> or <matlab></matlab>. This would be very helpful, because posting a non-ugly Matlab question or answer takes ages of reformatting your original code. I personally volunteer to write the code to implement this, just tell me what to do.

Has anyone seen how terribly this general syntax works for MATLAB? Look at the last piece of code in this question. MATLAB uses apostrophe (') as a matrix transposition operator. As a result, everything in code following it is highlighted as a string in brown. 

Comments in MATLAB start with a % and those never get highlighted either. Perhaps we could at least make separate HTML tags for certain languages like <asm></asm> or <matlab></matlab>. This would be very helpful, because posting a non-ugly MATLAB question or answer takes ages of reformatting your original code. I personally volunteer to write the code to implement this, just tell me what to do.

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Has anyone seen how terribly this general syntax works for Matlab? Look at the last piece of code in thisthis question. Matlab uses apostrophe (') as a matrix transposition operator. As a result, everything in code following it is highlighted as a string in brown. Comments in Matlab start with a % and those never get highlighted either. Perhaps we could at least make separate HTML tags for certain languages like <asm></asm> or <matlab></matlab>. This would be very helpful, because posting a non-ugly Matlab question or answer takes ages of reformatting your original code. I personally volunteer to write the code to implement this, just tell me what to do.

Has anyone seen how terribly this general syntax works for Matlab? Look at the last piece of code in this question. Matlab uses apostrophe (') as a matrix transposition operator. As a result, everything in code following it is highlighted as a string in brown. Comments in Matlab start with a % and those never get highlighted either. Perhaps we could at least make separate HTML tags for certain languages like <asm></asm> or <matlab></matlab>. This would be very helpful, because posting a non-ugly Matlab question or answer takes ages of reformatting your original code. I personally volunteer to write the code to implement this, just tell me what to do.

Has anyone seen how terribly this general syntax works for Matlab? Look at the last piece of code in this question. Matlab uses apostrophe (') as a matrix transposition operator. As a result, everything in code following it is highlighted as a string in brown. Comments in Matlab start with a % and those never get highlighted either. Perhaps we could at least make separate HTML tags for certain languages like <asm></asm> or <matlab></matlab>. This would be very helpful, because posting a non-ugly Matlab question or answer takes ages of reformatting your original code. I personally volunteer to write the code to implement this, just tell me what to do.

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Has anyone seen how terribly this general syntax works for Matlab? Look at the last piece of code in this question. Matlab uses apostrophe (') as a matrix transposition operator. As a result, everything in code following it is highlighted as a string in brown. Comments in Matlab start with a % and those never get highlighted either. Perhaps we could at least make separate HTML tags for certain languages like <asm></asm> or <matlab></matlab>. This would be very helpful, because posting a non-ugly Matlab question or answer takes ages of reformatting your original code. I personally volunteer to write the code to implement this, just tell me what to do.