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Exporting VIM Syntax Highlight

• the-kenny 15y ago
  In Emacs: M-x htmlfontify-buffer or M-x htmlize
  • AlecSchueler 15y ago
    To be fair, that is something the same as `:TOhtml` in vim. The scripts from the blogpost allow for slightly more -the HTML can be generated and written to a file without the editor actually starting. I imagine this would be useful for automation.
• mercurial 15y ago
  I'd have gone for the Pygments lib myself, but fun hack.
  • saurik 15y ago
    Vim comes with a syntax highlighting engine for almost every file format anyone ever comes across. Looking at Pygments, it seems to only support programming languages and a few highly-developer-oriented config files.
  • deleted 15y ago
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• johncoltrane 15y ago
  :ToHtml does that natively. But I can definetly understand the authors decision to chose what he calls "the complicated solution".
  • bradleyland 15y ago
    Minor correction (case-sensitive): :TOhtml For any other Vim newbs like me who tried it and thought it wasn't built in to my Vim.
    • Nick_C 15y ago
      FYI, there is a setting (which I can't remember but I've always had it) to make all your Vim command completions case-insensitive. :h cmdline-completion, it's possibly the ignorecase option.