rendeer problems with python code

[Hector Palacios]

Apparently rendeer of Python code has some problems with square brackets adding some extra lines. I tested the following piece of code:

#!/usr/bin/python
from generic import *
import salib
import Wrapper

if __name__ == "__main__":
    testclass = sys.argv[0].split('_')[-1].split('.')[0]
    input_parameters = salib.params_list(' '.join(sys.argv[1:]))
    handler = Wrapper.Wrapper(testclass, input_parameters)
    if handler.result:
        handler.run ()
        if not handler.result:
            print "\n[ERROR] %s has failed. Verify the output " \
                                            "in your terminal\n" % testclass
        handler.close()
    ret_code = 0 if (handler.result) else 1
    del handler
    sys.exit(ret_code)

and got the following result (see attached screenshot)

[David Martin]

It's actually the integer literals causing the issue here. Attempting to render:

test=42

Will result in:

test=
42

I haven't gotten a chance to look for the underlying issue yet in the source, so I can't offer any more guidance beyond that.

[Holger Schimanski]

With plain HTML without JIRA plugin context the Python rendering works fine.

[Holger Schimanski]

This is a general problem of all integer values. They get css class "value" e.g. <code class="python value">=</code>, but value is also used in issuenav.css with display: block; which results in line breaks.

[Holger Schimanski]

Adding display: inline !important; to .syntaxhighlighter .value in shThemeDefault.css helps, but I am not sure, if this is enough and if this is a good solution.

Should it also be added to all other .syntaxhighlighter like .syntaxhighlighter .variable, .syntaxhighlighter .functions?

Or shall I trust in JIRA, that JIRA is not using any of the class names of SyntaxHighlighter and overwriting some style attributes?

Or shall I put .syntaxhighlighter code{display: inline !important;} to shCore.css?

[David Martin]

I would go with ".syntaxhighlighter code" rule, as long as you don't ever need a <code> element that is not inlined. Not trusting JIRA's other css definitions is probably best.

[Holger Schimanski]

Fixed using .syntaxhighlighter a{display: inline !important;} in shCore.css.

[Holger Schimanski]

Version 1.6.2 released in Atlassian Marketplace.

Kind regards Holger

[clausw]

I installed Version 1.6.2 with Jira 5.2.6 and it is still not resolved.

2013-01-24 11:59:10,877 TP-Processor4 ERROR xyzv 719x81111x1 1qxaxn3 123.01.01.123 /secure/CreateIssue.jspa [webwork.util.ValueStack] METHOD: "createHtml", exception:
java.lang.NullPointerException
        at ... (ServiceObjectCFType.java:91)
        at ... (ServiceObjectCFType.java:58)
        at ...(CustomFieldUtils.java:446)

It creates a line break in my Jira after every number.

(I even tried to reinstall)

[Holger Schimanski]

Can you please try reload the page resp. restart your browser? Might be a caching problem.

The exception message belongs to a custom field, not to syntax highlighter plugin.

[Holger Schimanski]

Found out, that the created jar did not include the latest sources. Therefore I release a new version 1.6.3 on the Atlassian Marketplace. Please update to get bugfix for this issue.

Kind regards Holger