On 1/3/07, Nikhil Marathe nsm.nikhil@gmail.com wrote:
This is for all the coders out there. I have written a small Ruby program to generate syntax highlighted HTML files from a source file in virtually any language (ATM Java HTML C++ Python and Ruby). Its still in 0.1 beta and lacks quite a number of features but is good enough for daily use. I was wondering if interested people in the community could test it out and give me feedback.
Homepage: http://22bits.exofire.net/browse.php/code/colourcode
I had recently used code2html for a website. I didn't like the provided highlighting and customization was a bit painful. Will definitely have a look at your app soon.
Not to discredit your effort, but the easiest way to do this is using the htmlize package in Emacs. You can open any file in Emacs(which btw, supports syntax highlighting for almost all programming languages in existence) and "M-x htmlize". It is completely language independent - to the extent that you can htmlize non-ascii(regional languages) too and customize-able via the usual Emacs font-faces.
See: http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/Htmlize
And some ppl ask why Emacs :-)
. farazs