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To make the generated markup c?leaner, as well as much easier to recoulorize, set the html_use_css variable.

vim -f +'syntax on | let html_use_css = 1 | source $VIMRUNTIME/syntax/
+2html.vim | write | qall" foo.pl
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Note that it produces the output in foo.pl.html, not foo.html. You could also replace the write with a saveas /tmp/foo to have the result always placed in /tmp/foo which may be more convenient for shell scripting.

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In reply to Re^2: Using vim for highlighting in Perl by Aristotle
in thread Using vim for highlighting in Perl by Hrunting

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