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MeltingWax
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Make a script that will generate an html page that will mimic the colorizing done below. If you don't know any html, you can use a gui library. If you don't know either, I'm sorry  . Here is how it should be colored:
http://img216.exs.cx/img216/6745/coloringexample9iq.jpg
Make the script so it can be used for any spacing style. By that I mean do not make it rely on people using tab indentations and new lines for blocks of code.
You can ignore the comments and #!/usr/bin/perl if you want to, they would make everything much harder. I know there are a lot of programs out there that will do this, so please don't cheat. If this is unrealistically hard let me know . |
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Cer
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You could just use Syntax::Highlight::Perl (and look at Tk::CodeText::Perl to see how that module selects the different types of Perl elements).
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M4RTIN
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The opening and closing style for sub's is good. 
with the:
[X] sub rawr {
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MeltingWax
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I know very well that there are numerous programs and modules that will already do this. But I'm putting this up as a challenge, to see if you can do it yourself without looking at examples  .
Yeah, the opening/closing is nice, but please read and understand the purpose of this topic before posting... |
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