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▁ jan 26 2008

When writing Implementing a blog in Common Lisp: Part 1, I wanted something to colorize the code snippets to make the appearence a little fancier. Surprisingly enough I stumbled upon colorize, an application written in Common Lisp for colorizing Common Lisp, Scheme, Elisp, C, C++, or Java code.

Here is a small example:

(defun foo ()
  “This is a function.”
  (let ((a 10)
        (b 20)
)

    (+ a b)
)
)

It looks ok, and most importantly it will highlight the parenthesis when you hover the different parts of the source code. Try it! It supports Lisp, Scheme, elisp, C, C++ and Java.

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