Use new 'plain' lexer

This should give white font on dark background for non-highlighted code blocks in both the webpage and the pdf document.
topasmc · Aug 9, 2016 · 72cbe5c · 72cbe5c
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diff --git a/.static/dark_background.css b/.static/dark_background.css
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 div[class^='highlight'] pre {
     background-color: #272822 !important;
-    color: #f8f8f2 !important;
 }
 
 .highlight .nc {

diff --git a/extensions/imaging.rst b/extensions/imaging.rst
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ The number of image files read by Topas is determined by the parameter:
 If this value is just 1, Topas will look for imaging files directly in your DicomDirectory.
 If this value is larger, Topas will expect your DicomDirectory to contain numbered subdirectories:
 
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     YourDicomDirectory/1
     YourDicomDirectory/2

diff --git a/extensions/intro.rst b/extensions/intro.rst
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ To build your new TOPAS executable that incorporates all of your extensions, you
 
 You can even have subdirectories within your extensions directory, so that you might for example have different subdirectories with extensions from different collaborators:
 
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     extensions/my_extensions_from_university_a
     extensions/my_estensions_from_company_b

diff --git a/parameters/geometry/specialized.rst b/parameters/geometry/specialized.rst
@@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ A track pattern from the parameter above; (left) a complete set of the track vie
 
 When TOPAS builds the geometry, you will see the numbers are input properly from console output as:
 
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     ---UpperTrack1 , # of Blocks: 14
     0th Block
@@ -195,7 +195,7 @@ Here is the complete set of the parameters for the above Propeller::
 
 While TOPAS starts to build geometries, you can confirm whether the numbers you put are input properly from console output as:
 
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     Layer: "0" , Thickness: 0.0356 (cm), Angle: 63.15 (deg), Material: G4_POLYVINYL_ACETATE
       Blade "0", Angle (-31.575 deg, 31.575deg)
@@ -267,7 +267,7 @@ To check that the numbers are input properly::
 
 will generate console output as:
 
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     Ridge points (x,z) --- :8
       P initial : (0, 0) cm
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 When TOPAS starts to build geometries, you will see the numbers are input properly from console output as:
 
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     Layer: "0" , # of Wires: 3, Alignment: X, Wire (Rmin= 0 cm, Rmax= 1 cm, HL= 20 cm) , Z Position in the Chamber: 5 (cm)
       Wire "0", Position (0 cm, -10 cm)

diff --git a/parameters/graphics.rst b/parameters/graphics.rst
@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ Visualization control for a specific component is done as part of the Ge/ parame
 
 We sometimes see error messages from visualization of the following form:
 
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     G4PhysicalVolumeSearchScene::FindVolume:
     Required volume "PhantomCentralDose_1x1x40", copy no. 0, found more than once...

diff --git a/parameters/overall/multithreading.rst b/parameters/overall/multithreading.rst
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ By default, TOPAS will occupy just one CPU thread. To use more, adjust::
 
 By default, console output from various threads will be interleaved. Output from each worker thread will have a distinctive prefix, such as:
 
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     G4WT0 >
     G4WT1 >

diff --git a/parameters/scoring/misc.rst b/parameters/scoring/misc.rst
@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ If only sum is requested, simple accumulation is used.
 If mean, second moment, variance or standard deviation is requested, accumulation uses the more numerically stable algorithm from:
 Donald E. Knuth (1998). The Art of Computer Programming, volume 2: Seminumerical Algorithms, 3rd edn., p. 232. Boston: Addison-Wesley:
 
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     for x in data:
         n = n+1

diff --git a/parameters/scoring/phasespace.rst b/parameters/scoring/phasespace.rst
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ For the ASCII and Binary formats, you can turn on additional columns of phase sp
 
 The last of these gives the four variable parts of a random seed. Replaying this random seed will get you the same event back later. The full random seed should be a file of the form:
 
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     Uvec
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 And then typing:
 
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     /random/resetEngineFrom event1.rndm
     exit