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PmPygment

Questions answered by this recipe

How can I include highlighted code segments on my wiki?

Description

Displays code highlighting using Python pygment.

Installation

Download pmpygment.phpΔ to your cookbook directory and add include_once("../cookbook/pmpygment.php"); to your config.php.

Configuration

You may set the following variables as needed:

• PubCacheDir - directory where cached results go (default: pub/cache)
• PmPygmentPgm - full path to the pygmentize program executable (default: /usr/bin/pygmentize)
• PmPygmentCacheDir - cache dir (defaults to PubCacheDir)
• PmPygmentIFrameStyle - css for iframe styling, see code for default.

Usage

 
 (:sourcecode lang=<language>
              [title=<title>]
              [style=<style>]
              [linenos=(true|false)] default: false
              [linenostart=<number>] default: 1
              [hl_lines='num1 num2 ...']
              [height=<value>] default: 100% Note: iframe only
              [iframe=(true|false)] default: false
              [noclasses=(true|false)] default: true Note: false if iframe
 <your source code>
 (:sourcecodeend:)
 

Change log / Release notes

If the recipe has multiple releases, then release notes can be placed here. Note that it's often easier for people to work with "release dates" instead of "version numbers".

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Contributors

Comments

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