On Wed, Dec 22, 2010 at 10:38 PM, Daniel James wrote:

On 22 December 2010 18:53, Wilhelm wrote:

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experimenting with source-mode teletype seems to have no effect: all imports are highlighted as c++.

The [teletype], [c++] and [python] tags only effect syntax highlighting for code in quickbook. The highlighting for imports is determined by the file extension, and currently uses python for '.py' and c++ for everything else. Remember that importing requires special syntax to mark out the areas to be imported, and that's only implemented for python and C++.

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I also need highlighting for other languages than C++ or Python. I was thinking about making my own hack, which took the code and parsed it through a beautifier that spits out html. Not elegant, but reasonable simple, well it's just a suggestion.