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This module provides Pygments lexers for the following DELPH-IN formats:
In addition, a Pygments style for MRS is available which helps highlight the interesting information in SimpleMRS.
The SimpleMRS style is meant for console output, and works with both dark and light backgrounds:
The TDL lexer is used for PyDelphin's Sphinx-based documentation:
This module is a namespace package of PyDelphin, but it does not depend on any PyDelphin packages, rather it only depends on Pygments version 2.3.1 or higher. This means it can be used independently of PyDelphin.
This module can be installed via pip
:
$ pip install delphin.highlight
While you can drop in the lexers into Pygments-capable applications
like wikis or documentation sites, the console highlighting of
SimpleMRS is provided by the PyDelphin package via the delphin convert
command.
FAQs
Pygments-based syntax highlighting for DELPH-IN formats.
We found that delphin.highlight demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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