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HTMLizing a script

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> What are people using these days to format a python script as
> appropriate HTML, for putting on the web? I've given py2html a (very)
> quick lookover and it's output looks very nice, but there seems to be
> some problems running it. Firstly it uses regex and secondly on my setup
> (Macintosh, Python 2) it refuses to colour the syntax. Any ideas?
There is a nice script to do exactly this in tha activestate python
cookbook.

Thomas

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