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    How to convert a source code text file to jpg with syntax highlight using bash?

    I need to create images of the first page of some source code text files, like asp or php or js files for example.
    I usually go on through this doing something as

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    enscript --no-header --pages=1 "${input_file}" -o - | ps2pdf - "${temp_pdf_file}"
    convert -quality 100 -density 150x150 -append "${temp_pdf_file}"[0] "${output_file}"
    trash "${temp_pdf_file}"
    This works nice for my needs, but it obviously outputs an image "as is" with no "eye-candy" features. I was wondering if there's a way to add syntax highlighting too. This might come handy to speed up the creation of presentations of developed works for example

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    Re: How to convert a source code text file to jpg with syntax highlight using bash?

    Dont miss anything even it is small. one small pin is enough to bring down a man.


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    Re: How to convert a source code text file to jpg with syntax highlight using bash?

    Hello, thank you very much for your tip.
    It's a very interesting link.

    In the meanwhile I solved my problem using Pygments,
    as suggested
    here.

    However your link is full of information about this issue.
    Very appreciated, thanks again.

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