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sdf wrote on March 29, 2012:

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DroidIn.net/droid@droidin.net wrote on Nov. 30, 2010:

If you are interested on how to use Pygments in your Java app I just wrote a tutorial that can be accessed here: http://goo.gl/2Phd1

Felix wrote on April 16, 2009:

I just made my first Python web application using WSGI + Werkzeug. The application is pretty much entirely based on Pygments and can be found at http://pygmentool.mine.nu/ . I also wrote about the experience of making it and published the source code over at my blog: http://it-ride.blogspot.com/2009/04/pygmentool.html
You can see examples of Pygments-highlighted code on my blog in other posts.

Thanks! :)

Kevin Holzer wrote on Jan. 27, 2009:

Sagi S: Use the HTML output, the MS Office Suite usually can keep HTML formatting.

Sagi S wrote on Dec. 5, 2008:

I'm trying to use pygments to generate formatted python powerpoint slides.

I have tried using the rtf formatter but when I paste the contents into powerpoint I lose the colors.

Any ideas on how to get around this without having to resort to taking a screenshot?

 

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