On Tuesday, April 12, 2016 at 5:48:14 AM UTC+10, Nigel Kersten wrote: > > I do Puppet syntax highlighting like this: > > Open up puppet code in Vim with syntax highlighting on. > > Use ":TOhtml" to save it as a formatted HTML file. > > Either use the HTML snippet directly on a web page, or for some GUI HTML > editors, they'll understand styled text in your clipboard buffer (that's > how I preserve editable text, but syntax highlighted for PowerPoint/Keynote > slide decks) > > This way I can toggle stuff like Vim line numbering that sometimes I want > on, and sometimes I want off, and I'm using the same syntax highlighter > that I use for normal editing of Puppet code. > > I just tried it. That is, indeed, really cool. Thank you so much!
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