[recoll-user] Re: Indexing python Files

Thank you for this and the Pidgin patch, these will be in the next
release. 

About the python-to-html translater, I should have remembered (!) that the
pretty-printing is lost in the preview, which does a rough html-to-text
translation before displaying. So it's not much better currently than just
escaping / wrapping the python text.

I wonder if it might be a good idea for the preview to use the html
output from the filters when possible, instead of going to text. I need to
check how it would look in Qt's TextEdit.

jf


Linos writes:
 > Hi Jean-Francois, 
 > to convert it to a pretty html colored output i am using the script i
 > have found here "http://chrisarndt.de/en/software/python/colorize.html";
 > it is pure python, i have found any other tricks to make the same with
 > vim or enscript but i suppose the unique program you can be nearly sure
 > to be in a machine that want to index python files it is python itself,
 > i have renamed the file to rclpython in ~/.recoll directory and now the
 > settings works well in mimemap and mimeconf, i can preview and edit the
 > .py files and the contents are correctly indexed. I am using the icon
 > found in the oxygen kde package, i have copied it to
 > /usr/share/recoll/images and i am using this configs in ~/.recoll
 >  ...

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