Short: Converts source code to HTML, XHTML, RTF or La(Tex) Author: André Simon Uploader: Diego Casorran Type: dev/misc Version: 1.2 Architecture: m68k-amigaos highlight converts source code to HTML, XHTML, RTF or La(Tex) with syntax highlighting (HTML formatted by Cascading Style Sheets). -------------- Deutsch: siehe unten... --------------- highlight converts sourcecode to (x)html, RTF or TEX files with syntax highlighting. (X)HTML is formatted by Cascading Style Sheets. So you can store the style information in one file and change the style anytime without problems, affecting all html files which reference the style file. The former formatting with -tags is deprecated by the W3C and should not be used any longer. CSS-formatted files are also smaller sized than the - formatted ones. FEATURES: - highlighting of keywords, strings, numbers, escape characters, directive lines and comments - output of linenumbers - output in HTML, XHTML 1.0, RTF, TeX or LaTeX format - choice to include the CSS-definitions into the output file or to save them in a seperate CSS-file ((X)HTML only) - 2 built-in highlight-styles (emacs and kwrite) HOW IT WORKS: You can get the help by typing highlight -h: -b, --batch= convert all matching files in current directory (Example: highlight -b cpp) -d, --hilfe gibt eine deutsche Hilfe aus -f, --fragment omit file header and footer -h, --help print this help -i, --input= name of input file -l, --linenumbers print line numbers in output file -S, --syntax= specify type of source code -o, --output= name of output file -s, --style=