highlight_string: Highlight a character vector

In jimhester/highlite: A Highlighting Library For R

Description

This function uses Andre Simon's highlight package to highlight code in \Sexpr[stage=render]{length(highlite:::choices(highlite:::package_file("langDefs")))} programming languages, markup languages and configuration files. Available output formats include ‘HTML’, ‘ANSI escape codes’, ‘TeX’, ‘LaTeX’ and ‘SVG’.

Usage

highlight_string(code, language = "r", output = "ESC_ANSI",
  theme = "solarized-light", theme_path = package_file("themes"),
  language_path = package_file("langDefs"))

Arguments

code	[character()] The code to highlight. Multiple lines will be joined by newlines.
language	[character(1)] default: ‘r’ The language, one of \Sexpr[stage=render, results=rd]{highlite:::choices_rd(highlite:::choices(highlite:::package_file("langDefs")))} with the default language_path.
output	[character(1)] default: ‘ESC_ANSI’ The output type, one of \Sexpr[stage=render, results=rd]{highlite:::choices_rd(names(highlite:::output_types()))}.
theme	[character(1)] default: ‘solarized-light’ The theme, one of \Sexpr[stage=render, results=rd]{highlite:::choices_rd(highlite:::choices(highlite:::package_file("themes")))} with the default theme_path.
theme_path	[character(1)] The directory containing highlight themes.
language_path	[character(1)] The directory containing highlight language definitions.

jimhester/highlite documentation built on May 19, 2019, 10:32 a.m.