[TxMt] Re: How to publish highlighted code with line numbers?

[Thomas Krajacic]

AFAIK Textwrangler is just a text editor and hence can also not deal with RTF text. It would have to have an 
"export as RTF with line numbers" function to do what I want, which I highly doubt.
And I don't think that any text editor tops Textmate in extensibility by means of scripting ;)

On 15 Apr 2011, at 18:28, plastichairdoo wrote:

> perhaps this is a bit uncool - but have you tried using TextWrangler to do this? it's free. I don't care for it as a IDE but there are some text manipulations that are far easier to do (as one off's) in TextWrangler...
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> On Apr 15, 2011, at 9:19 AM, Thomas Krajacic wrote:
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>> I am sure it was asked before, but a search in the archives didn't turn up a solution.
>> I am writing my master's thesis and I need to include C-code in my document.
>> I would like it to be colored and have line numbers.
>> 
>> There is a nice Copy as RTF command in Textmate that would do everything I need, except it doesn't
>> work, if I add line numbers manually because this obviously breaks the code structure and highlighting 
>> breaks. So the line numbering will have to be done after the code is colorized.
>> 
>> I would like to have RTF text since I want to paste it into Word later. (Maybe I shouldn't use Word O_o )
>> 
>> I am sure some of you have had the same problem and maybe someone has a working solution.
>> I also couldn't find any commandline tool that would read and write rtf line by line, which would 
>> be a simple post-processing step then to add the numbering.
>> It might be possible to change the original Copy as RTF Bundle, but having a quick look inside it was 
>> a bit tricky to find where to add the necessary code.
>> 
>> Help is greatly appreciated.
>> 
>> Thomas
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