Pygmentizing a directory at once 30 May, 2009
Zed Shaw posted recently about how things are confusing in Python. Just a couple of notes, for the benefit of people in such situations:
The opposite of list.append(x)
is more likely list.pop([position])
which removes and returns the item.
If you want to syntax highlight a directory of files, Pygments can most certainly do that:
pygmentize -f html -S trac > trac.css for f in *.py; do pygmentize -f html -O full -O cssfile=trac.css -o "${f/%\.py/.html}" "$f" done
The fancy substitution on the argument for -o is bash-specific, so adjust for your shell.