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GtkSourceView is a widget that is not actually a part of the GTK+ libraries. It is an external library used to extend the GtkTextView widget. If you have ever used GEdit, you will have experienced the GtkSourceView widget.

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There is a large list of features that the GtkSourceView widget adds to text views. A few of the most notable ones follow: Line numbering Syntax highlighting for many programming and scripting languages Printing support for documents containing syntax highlighting Automatic indentation Bracket matching Undo/Redo support Source markers for denoting locations in source code Highlighting the current line Figure 7-10 shows a screenshot of GEdit using the GtkSourceView widget. It has line numbering, syntax highlighting, bracket matching, and line highlighting turned on.

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The GtkSourceView library has a whole separate API documentation, which can be viewed at http://gtksourceview.sourceforge.net. If you need to compile an application that uses this library, you need to add `pkg-config --cflags --libs gtksourceview-1.0` to the compile command. If you need syntax highlighting in a GTK+ application, the GtkSourceView library is one viable option, rather than creating your own widget from scratch.