Apache-Highlight Syntax Highlight Python and Send it as HTML Copyright 2010 Jonas Buckner Distributed under the GNU General Public License http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html Requires Apache with mod_cgi and mod_actions and Python with the Pygments module installed Installation: To install, place it in your /cgi-bin directory and make sure it's readable and executable. Add the following lines into the main Apache config, a directive block in your Apache config, or into an .htaccess file in individual directories. Add to or remove from this list to your liking. Only the first line and one AddHandler line are necessary. Action highlight /cgi-bin/highlight.cgi AddHandler highlight .py AddHandler highlight .pl AddHandler highlight .pm AddHandler highlight .perl AddHandler highlight .s AddHandler highlight .c AddHandler highlight .sh AddHandler highlight .html AddHandler highlight .cpp AddHandler highlight .xml AddHandler highlight .js AddHandler highlight .css The full list of highlightable syntaxes is available at http://pygments.org/languages/ WARNING: Be very sure that the directory to which you apply this contains the correct files you want to highlight. This can be a major security flaw if you share scripts and other files you don't intend to. ChangeLog: 2009-05-13: Initial Release 2010-05-12: Added Documentation Changed one of the styles to make the numbers a fixed-width font 2010-11-26: Added link to download a direct plaintext copy of the file Known Issues: The line numbers are sometimes useless, as they don't align with the code always. If this happens, try switching to another color in the list. TODO: Change the way the code is drawn to better align the line numbers. Reload Colorschemes with Ajax Serve syntax-highlighted files with Ajax by accessing them directly through a page Eventually, I'd like to be able to accept settings through Apache to change stylesheets, default colorschemes, and more. Link to local include files so that projects can be browsed Colorschemes should affect the whole colorscheme, including the header and line numbers. Possibly this should use a little vector math to make the colors match the chosen theme.