On 09/05/2012 05:41 PM, Lex Trotman wrote:
The source-highlighter is only used for HTML generated by asciidoc.
The toolchains have their own highlighters, help on them is beyond the
scope of this list, you will have to look at their documentation on
how to set them up and if they support vim.
Cheers
Lex
hi Lex:
that's clear to me now. thanks.
so now the question is, I still want to enjoy the source code highlight
brought by pygments when converting to html, and same time I want to
stop the complaint from the toolchains when converting to other format.
otherwise I have to either remove highlight at all, or maintain 2
versions of the same doc (one is for html, the other for tool-chain)...a
bit pain,
is there any "conditional statement" in asciidoc , that ONLY load those
[source,vim] line when doing something (like converting to html) but
ignore them when doing other work (converting to pdf, epub, etc)?
I'm thinking this might be a generic demand also useful for other purpose...
regards
ping
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