[Edu-sig] testing colorized code sharing
Kirby Urner
pdx4d@teleport.com
Tue, 02 May 2000 22:32:20 -0700
At 12:25 AM 05/03/2000 -0400, Tim Peters wrote:
>[Guido, replying to Kirby]
>> There's some code around that can help with the colorization.
>> ...
>> my brother wrote a module PyFontify that I found was recently used
>> in a PDF generator. It doesn't generate HTML but that's the easy part --
>> recognizing Python syntax is the hard part.
>
>And Marc-Andre Lemburg did the easy part <wink>. Look for py2html.py at
>
> http://starship.python.net/crew/lemburg/
>
>It builds on Just van Rossum's PyFontify.py.
<snip>
Actually I guess it _depends on_ what Just did -- have to download
PyFontify.py separately, but the provided URL doesn't work, which
probably explains why the CGI script doesn't either (?).
Anyway, this looks like _exactly_ what I'm looking for. Once
I locate Just's PyFontify (I've already downloaded py2html.py),
I should be able to avoid hand-coloring my HTML-published
Python from now on. Yippee!
My hearty thanks to the Python gurus among us (Guido, Tim, and
Just).
Kirby