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Pygments sourcecode directive improvements

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*vimblogger_ft.txt* reStructuredText to Blogger Interface
*vimblogger_ft.txt* reStructuredText to Blogger interface
Author: Roman Dobosz, gryf73 at gmail com
Simple interface to create blog articles in rsST format. It provides
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- Python (tested with version 2.6, should work also in others)
- gdata http://code.google.com/p/gdata-python-client
- docutils http://docutils.sourceforge.net
- pygments http://pygments.org (optional)
- Pygments http://pygments.org (optional)
- Blogger account
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Output provided by |:PreviewBlogArticle| without any
css stylesheet will look pretty raw, so it is generally good idea to
grab stylesheets from blog itself, and tweak it a little, and add to
list in |g:blogger_stylesheets|. They will be automatically linked to
grab stylesheets from blog itself, tweak it a little, and add to list
in |g:blogger_stylesheets|. They will be automatically linked to
generated preview file.
Unfortunately, this script has several limitations, like it is
@@ -110,6 +110,12 @@ g:blogger_stylesheets (default: [])
one wanted to save stylesheets from his own blog, so that article
can be displayed almost in the same way as in blog.
*g:blogger_pygments_class*
g:blogger_pygments_class (default: "")
Name of default CSS class for usage with Pygments. When not
provided or empty, it'll use defaults from Pygments: "highlight".
========================================================================
Commands~
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reST document structure~
It is assumed, that following template will be used:
-----8<-----
:Id:
:Title: Title for the blog
:Date:
:Modified:
:Tags: some, tags
Penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Nulla
facilisis massa ut massa. Sed nisi purus, malesuada eu, porta vulputate,
suscipit auctor, nunc. Vestibulum convallis, augue eu luctus malesuada,
mi ante mattis odio, ac venenatis neque sem vitae nisi.
.. more
heading
-------
**Congue** mi, quis posuere augue nulla a augue. Pellentesque sed est.
Mauris cursus urna id lectus. Integer dignissim feugiat eros. Sed tempor
volutpat dolor. Vestibulum vel lectus nec mauris semper adipiscing.
Aliquam tincidunt enim sit amet tellus. Sed mauris nulla, semper
tincidunt, luctus a, sodales eget, leo. Sed ligula augue, cursus et.
----->8-----
>
:Id:
:Title: Title for the blog article
:Date:
:Modified:
:Tags: some, tags
Penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus.
Nulla facilisis massa ut massa. Sed nisi purus, malesuada eu, porta
vulputate, suscipit auctor, nunc. Vestibulum convallis, augue eu luctus
malesuada, mi ante mattis odio, ac venenatis neque sem vitae nisi.
.. more
heading
-------
**Congue** mi, quis posuere augue nulla a augue. Pellentesque sed est.
Mauris cursus urna id lectus. Integer dignissim feugiat eros. Sed
tempor volutpat dolor. Vestibulum vel lectus nec mauris semper
adipiscing.
Aliquam tincidunt enim sit amet tellus. Sed mauris nulla, semper
tincidunt, luctus a, sodales eget, leo. Sed ligula augue, cursus et.
<
reST document (optionally) starts with *docinfo* section (first several
lines, that are starting from ":" character) separaded from other
content with one empty line.
@@ -203,18 +208,65 @@ Note, that `.. more' will became HTML comment `<!-- more -->' which will
prevent from displaying entire post on the bloggers front page, but will
not have any visible effect during preview in browser.
Additionally, if pygments is installed, there is sourcecode directive,
simple syntax highlighter using Pygments module. Very simple usage could
be as follows:
========================================================================
Pygments code highlighting~
-----8<-----
.. sourcecode:: python
Additionally, if Pygments is installed, there is ``sourcecode``
directive, simple syntax highlighter using Pygments module. Very simple
usage for Python code could be as follows:
>
.. sourcecode:: python
import vim
print vim.current.buffer.name
<
Note, that `sourcecode' directive requires argument with the name of the
lexer to use. If wrong/non existent lexer is provided, it will fall back
to `text' lexer. For more information about available lexers, please
refer to Pygments documentation.
import vim
print vim.current.buffer.name
Directive `sourcecode' supports two options: `:linenos:' and
`:cssclass:'.
----->8-----
`:linenos:' takes zero or one argument - if no arguments is provided,
line numbers will be visible starting form 1. Provided integer will be
the number of the first line.
`:cssclass:' can be use for changing default class name for block of
code. Default class can be changed by appropriate option for plugin
(see documentation), and defaults to "highlight".
It is possible to use VIm colorschemes like desert (which is distributed
with VIm), Zenburn, Lucius, Wombat, inkpot or any other with Pygments.
Assuming, that colorscheme `desert' should be used, there are two steps
to achive it.
First, python module containing Pygments `Style' class has to be
generated. There is appropriate conversion tool in Pygments
distribution - `scripts/vim2pygments.py'. Uage is simple as:
>
python Pygments/scripts/vim2pygments.py \
path/to/vim/colors/desert.vim > desert.py
<
Which will create new python module ``desert.py`` containing class
`DessertStyle`'.
To generate CSS stylesheet, it's enough to:
>
python rst2blogger/scripts/style2css.py desert.py \
-c VimDesert > desert.css
<
VimDesert is the name of the class, which passed as an argument to
`:cssclass:' option of directive `sourceocode'. It will be used as a
main CSS class for code top `<div>' element. So, above example will
looks like this:
>
.. sourcecode:: python
:cssclass: VimDesert
import vim
print vim.current.buffer.name
<
Note: All headings for generated HTML by |:SendBlogArticle| will be
shifted by 3, so the first heading will become <h3>, second <h4> and so
on, to fit into blogger template (well, most of them). Remember, that
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========================================================================
Changelog~
0.2 Pygments sourcecode directive improvements
0.1 First release
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