chroma1
General purpose syntax highlighting program
Usage
chroma [options]
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Overview
This manual page documents briefly the chroma command.
Options
These programs follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below.
–help
|
Show context-sensitive help. |
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–list
|
List lexers, styles and formatters. |
–unbuffered
|
Do not buffer output. |
–trace
|
Trace lexer states as they are traversed. |
–check
|
Do not format, check for tokenization errors instead. |
–filename=FILENAME
|
Filename to use for selecting a lexer when reading from stdin. |
-l, –lexer=autodetect
|
Lexer to use when formatting. |
-s, –style=swapoff
|
Style to use for formatting. |
-f, –formatter=terminal
|
Formatter to use. |
–html
|
Enable HTML mode (equivalent to `–formatter html'). |
–html-prefix=PREFIX
|
HTML CSS class prefix. |
–html-styles
|
Output HTML CSS styles. |
–html-only
|
Output HTML fragment. |
–html-inline-styles
|
Output HTML with inline styles (no classes). |
–html-tab-width=8
|
Set the HTML tab width. |
–html-lines
|
Include line numbers in output. |
–html-lines-table
|
Split line numbers and code in a HTML table |
–html-lines-style=HTML-LINES-STYLE
|
Style for line numbers. |
–html-highlight=N[:M][,...]
|
Highlight these lines. |
–html-highlight-style=HTML-HIGHLIGHT-STYLE
|
Style used for highlighting lines. |
–html-base-line=1
|
Base line number. |
–version
|
Show application version. |
Releases
4 releases since Debian 10 (Buster); the text changed 2 times.