Highlight converts source code to formatted text with syntax highlighting.

Coloured output in HTML, XHTML, RTF, TeX, LaTeX and XML format
Supports 120+ programming languages
Includes 40 colour themes
Platform independent

Highlight is written in ISO C++. There following packages:
- UNIX console application
- UNIX GTK GUI
- W32 console application
- W32 GUI application

The website -Link- offers more precompiled packages for several
operating systems (like Debian, Solaris, MacOS X).

Note for the path names in this document:
The highlight directory $HL_DIR may be one of the directories listed in INSTALL.
For UNIX, this is usually /usr/share/highlight, for Windows, it is the path
of the highlight executable. You redefine this directory at run time by
the --data-dir option, or by modification of the makefile (see INSTALL).
Highlight expects the subdirectories langDefs/, themes/ and indentSchemes/
within a data directory.

Currently, highlight supports the following programming languages, markup
languages and configuration files:

* ABAP/4 * D * Lotos * PostScript
* Action Script * DOS-Batch * Lotus Script * POV Ray
* Ada 95 * Dylan * Lua * PowerPC ASM
* Agda * Eiffel * Luban * Power Shell
* AMPL * Erlang * Make * Progress
* Apple Script * Euphoria * Maya * Prolog
* ARM * Express * Matlab * Pyrex
* Ascend * FAME * Maple * Python
* ASP * Felix * MaxScript * Qore
* Aspect * Forth * Miranda * Qu
* Assembler * Fortran 77 * Modelica * R
* Amtrix * Fortran 90 * Modula 3 * Relax NG Compact
* AutoIt * Frink * MSSQL * Rexx
* Avenue * Graphviz * Nasal * RPM Spec
* (G)AWK * Haskell * Nemerle * Ruby
* Bash * Hecl * Nice * SAS
* BlitzBasic * httpd.conf * NSIS * Scala
* BibTeX * Icon * Oberon * Scilab
* Bison * IDL * Object Pascal * Small
* BM Script * INI * Object Script * SML
* Boo Script * IO * Objective C * SNMP
* C * Informix * OCaml * Snobol
* C++ * Jasmin * Octave * SMALL
* C# * Java * Paradox * Spin
* ClearBasic * JavaScript * PATROL * Squirrel
* Clipper * JSP * Perl * SuperX++
* Clips * LaTeX * PHP * Tcl/Tk
* Cobol * LDIF * Pike * TTCN 3
* Coldfusion MX * Linden Script * PL/1 * Sybase
* CSS * Lisp * PL/SQL * Verilog
* VHDL
* Visual Basic
* XML

You will find more language definitions at -Link- .