[vox-tech] serendipity with vim

[Ken Bloom]

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On 2004.04.02 10:16, Mark K. Kim wrote:
> Another Vim feature I use, which I think is just the awesomest thing
> I've never seen anybody else use, is the HTML conversion.  You can
> open a file under gvim (but not vim), turn on the syntax
> highlighting, and generate an HTML version of the file with syntax
> highlights from the menu item [Syntax] -> [Convert to HTML].  It
> then splits the window with the HTML code, which you can save to a
> file.  I've used this in all my presentations so I don't have to
> manually generate syntax-highlighted sourcode on slides.  This works
> only under gvim, not vim, for some reason; it might be some GTK
> feature Vim needs to generate the HTML.

Should work in ordinary vim too. :TOhtml
It takes a little while to run though.

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