On Thu, 27 Oct 2011, Lex Trotman wrote:
GNU source-highlight has the ability to define output markups for the
various elements that it supports see
http://www.gnu.org/s/src-highlite/source-highlight.html#Output-Language-Definitions
Maybe with suitable styles defined in your setup these markups could
just be <text:span> elements with the appropriate style specified.
Note the lineprefix would probably map to <text:line-break/> so the
line-break.py filter wouldn't have to be run after.
Todays bright? thought.
Looks fine to me, we should make sure the style-names have their own
namespace. For the time being I added a very basic odt.outlang that only
supports bold, emphasis and implements newlines and whitespaces correctly.
So it should work as well as docbook does ;-)
I would like to improve this file to a point that we can upstream it to
source-highlight so it works out of the box with the next release !
If you want to make this work, you need to:
- copy filters/source/odt.outlang to /usr/share/source-highlight/
- modify /usr/share/source-highlight/outlang.map and add "odt = odt.outlang"
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction !
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