I was able to realize the desired result by modifying some lines in
sphinx/highlighting.py:
try:
if self.dest == 'html':
# Add '>>> ' and '... ' as appropriate if really want
interactive mode.
source_copy = ''
line_count = 0
for line in source.splitlines():
if line.startswith('>>> '):
if line_count == 0:
# Cell begins in interactive mode, and may
contain
# output statements that we do not want to
classify
# as code. Therefore, copy the source and exit
loop
source_copy = source
break
else:
# Check to see if we are indented
line_len = len(line)
source_len = len(line.lstrip())
if line_len != source_len:
source_copy = source_copy + '... '
else:
source_copy = source_copy + '>>> '
source_copy = source_copy + line + '\n'
line_count += 1
source = source_copy
return highlight(source, lexer, self.fmter[bool(linenos)])
else:
hlsource = highlight(source, lexer,
self.fmter[bool(linenos)])
return hlsource.translate(tex_hl_escape_map)
except ErrorToken:
# this is most probably not the selected language,
# so let it pass unhighlighted
return self.unhighlighted(source)
It would be great to be able to safely override this, but I do not see
how. I noticed SAGE also modifies their highlighting.py file, too....
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