mmm, joe seems to do source code highlighting now - well the one that comes with Knoppix 3.6 does (joe version 3.1).
It does a nice job of 'C' code anyhow. Mike On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 11:04, Carl Cerecke wrote: > Hi, > > As far as I know, to view source code with syntax highlighting in a > terminal, I have two options: > 1. source-highlight package > 2. emacs > > Trouble is (1) is easy to use but isn't very clever about syntax, and > (2) gets the syntax highlighting right, but is a pain to use. > > So, ideally, I want an emacs-based filter that reads in a source code > file, and outputs that with ANSI color escape sequences in the same > manner as the font-lock-fontify-buffer command does. > > Less ideal, but good enough, would be a script around emacs to read in a > file, font-lock it, and put emacs in view mode. > > Any ideas on how I do either of these? > > Cheers, > Carl. -- Linux Rocks!
