A universal source code to formatted text converter.

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http://www.andre-simon.de/

A utility that converts sourcecode to HTML, XHTML, RTF, LaTeX, TeX, XML or ANSI escape sequences with syntax highlighting.
It supports several programming and markup languages.
Language descriptions are configurable and support regular expressions.
The utility offers indentation and reformatting capabilities.
It is easily possible to create new language definitions and colour themes.

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highlight-3.45-fix-doc-dir.patch 0000000932 932 Bytes
highlight-3.59-use_optflags.patch 0000001110 1.08 KB
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highlight.keyring 0000002610 2.55 KB
highlight.spec 0000003415 3.33 KB
Revision 99 (latest revision is 137)
Antoine Belvire's avatar Antoine Belvire (1Antoine1) committed (revision 99)
- Update to version 3.59:
  * HTML output: Added `white-space: pre-wrap` to pre tag CSS.
  * Updated mark_lines.lua plug-in accept a line range as input
    parameter and output xterm256 terminal sequences.
  * Improved Ruby code folding of the outhtml_codefold plug-in.
  * Updated astyle lib to rev 672.
  * Added support for reStructured Text (gl#saalen/highlight#170).
  * Added support for Rego (openpolicyagent.org).
  * Added `outhtml_copy_clipboard.lua` plugin.
  * CLI: Adapted default xterm256/truecolor theme to terminal
    background colour.
  * CLI: Adapted ANSI line numbers to terminal background colour
    (gl#saalen/highlight#172).
  * CLI: Fixed segfault if the user home directory cannot be
    determined (gl#saalen/highlight#171).
  * GUI: Initial font set to Monospace.
  * GUI: Replaced highlight.xpm by highlight.png icon.
- Rebase optflags patch:
  * Remove highlight-3.58-use_optflags.patch.
  * Add highlight-3.59-use_optflags.patch.
- Add hicolor-icon-themes as build requirement: Required since move
  of highlight-gui icon.
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