Date: 02/21/03
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While trying to learn DocBook and the other pets that we use to generate the
manual, I stumbled across the colorize.php-script that can be found in
cvs/peardoc.
Why don't we use that script in our manual (well, atleast when building
phpweb).
It only matches <PRE CLASS="php">, which will be generated when doing
<programlisting role="php">, so it won't break other program listings, like
ini files and similar.
There isn't too hard to generate a similar script to syntax highlight ini,
sh and apache configuration files (which I could do if you'd like me too).
Just some thoughts. Comments?
// Victor
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