For the purpose of embedding Felix code in HTML documents,
I have made a new tool:
src/toolsflx_pretty.flx
flx --felix=build.fpc src/tools/flx_pretty.flx --style
Prints the CSS required for the colourisation, in <style> tags.
flx --felix=build.fpc src/tools/flx_pretty.flx --mathjax
prints the Javascript required to get MathJax to format TeX stuff in Felix
in <script> tags.
flx --felix=build.fpc src/tools/flx_pretty.flx filename.flx
Prints colourised HTML to standard output.
So basically, if you concatenate the above and wrap inside:
<html><head></head><body>
STUFF HERE
</body></html>
you should get a pretty version of the Felix code.
Including hyperlinks and mouseovers.
This should be useful for putting code examples in HTML documents
like the Felix-lang.org home page.
--
john skaller
[email protected]
http://felix-lang.org
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