source-highlight 命令

常用示例

说明

source-highlight converts source code files to syntax-highlighted documents in various output formats. It reads language specifications dynamically, making it easily extensible for new programming languages without recompilation. The tool supports numerous programming languages including C, C++, Java, Python, Perl, Ruby, Shell, and many more. Output formats include HTML, XHTML, LaTeX, ANSI terminal escape sequences, and others. When processing multiple files using wildcards, output filenames are automatically generated by appending the appropriate extension. The tool can also be used as a CGI script for web-based highlighting or integrated with less for automatic syntax highlighting when viewing source files.

参数

-i, --input _file_

Input file. Default: stdin.

-o, --output _file_

Output file. Default: stdout or input file with appropriate extension.

-s, --src-lang _lang_

Source language. If not specified, guessed from file extension.

-f, --out-format _format_

Output format (html, xhtml, latex, texinfo, ansi, odt, etc.).

--style-file _file_

Style file for highlighting colors and styles.

--lang-list

List all supported source languages.

--outlang-list

List all supported output formats.

--lang-def _file_

Use custom language definition file.

--outlang-def _file_

Use custom output language definition file.

-n, --line-number=_padding_

Add line numbers with optional padding width.

--tab _n_

Set tab width (default: 8).

--title _string_

Set document title.

--css _file_

Use CSS file for HTML output.

-d, --doc

Create a standalone document.

-h, --help

Display help information.

-V, --version

Display version information.