22 Jul
2002
22 Jul
'02
11:56 a.m.
Martin Gebert wrote:
Hi together!
The GNU tool source-highlight, a code beautifier by Lorenzo Bettini that produces syntax highlighted HTML and XHTML documents from source code, now recognizes Python, too. You can get it here:
As a batch tool it would be useful. But if you use 'gvim' (graphical frontend for vim), you don't need this. You can just edit the file, and click Syntax - Convert to HTML. Gvim will automatically create a new color-highlighted HTML file from the currently edited file. Gvim supports syntax highlighting for over 100 languages, Python included. -- Milos Prudek