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* pygmentize: various tweaks - adjust punctuation in main description and first example's description - mention "list" (rather than "show") in the -L examples, to improve memorability - explain what lexers are - clarify which of the parameters are input and output filenames - simplify last example * make -O example more didactic References: - http://pygments.org/docs/cmdline/#options-and-filters - http://pygments.org/docs/formatters/#HtmlFormatter * pygmentize: changes per code review * pygentize: fix typos
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# pygmentize
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> Python-based syntax highlighter.
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- Highlight file syntax and print to standard output (language is inferred from the file extension):
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`pygmentize {{file.py}}`
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- Explicitly set the language for syntax highlighting:
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`pygmentize -l {{javascript}} {{input_file}}`
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- List available lexers (processors for input languages):
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`pygmentize -L lexers`
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- Save output to a file in HTML format:
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`pygmentize -f html -o {{output_file.html}} {{input_file.py}}`
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- List available output formats:
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`pygmentize -L formatters`
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- Output an HTML file, with additional formatter options (full page, with line numbers):
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`pygmentize -f html -O "full,linenos=True" -o {{output_file.html}} {{input_file}}`
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