Thomas Guest was working on dynamically loadable syntax highlighters. His work provides the ability to write customized syntax highlighters and would help you here.
Not really, basically I just want to turn the formatting off for one phrase...
For now, I guess, you have two choices: you can escape to BoostBook markup and hand-highlight your code (I know, not too pretty), or you can wait just a little bit longer (there's no telling how long, though :( ).
Ah, OK I'll try escaping to XML, it's going to be tricky though as I want the text to contain a link. Still at least putting it inside a [def ... ] really helps: a very nice feature, but am I correct in thinking that macro expansion is not recursive?
Here's a peek at the features being discussed:
* support for including external files (quickbook or code) status: James Fowler implemented, not in CVS.
Now that really would help me: so far I've only converted a half dozen type traits classes to quickbook (just playing with the formatting and layout at present), and the quickbook file is already getting a bit unmanageable. Once you get more than a few sections it gets hard to see where you are in the document, especially if they're nested within each other. A list of includes would be much easier to organise IMO.
Any chance of this one going into cvs soon?
Thanks,
John.
* dynamically loading syntax highlighters' definitions (includes support for custom highlighters) status: Thomas Guest implemented, not in CVS
* collectors (see Joel's post on Literate Programming) status: draft proposal, working out details and interaction with other features
* scripting support status: has been discussed... In the end, this should mostly reuse other features. A prototype implementation reusing collectors and (very-)extended macros should be possible, but...
As I said, right now, there isn't a time frame. Perhaps we should get our act together, people?
Best,
Jo�o
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