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<h1>Colorer Library console tools</h1>
<div class="bigleft">~/>su</div>
<p>Colorer library provides useful program <code>colorer/bin/colorer.exe</code>
(<code>/usr/bin/colorer</code> in unix systems),
which allows you to use common features of the library itself. These includes:</p>
<ul>
<li>Listing and test load of all the available languages.</li>
<li>Highlighted source files HTML markup generation.</li>
<li>Highlighted files viewing in console window (win32 only).</li>
<li>Regular Expressions tests.</li>
</ul>
<h2>Listing Languages</h2>
<p>To list all available types of syntax rules, run <code>colorer -l</code>
command. This will print out into the standard output all the supported computer languages
and file types.
If you want to test full database and load all types, run
<code>colorer -ll</code>. This will take little more time to load and test
HRC database. All errors, warnings and other messages you'll found in the log file,
specified in <code>catalog.xml</code> file.
</p><p>
Additionally you can use <code>colorer -lt</code> syntax to list not type descriptions, but
their internal names. This can be used in automated environments.
</p>
<h2>Highlighted HTML sources generation</h2>
<p>You can use Colorer to format you source files into HTML markup.
This is useful when publishing sources on your web-site, or making
documentation based on your source files. You can find generated examples
of some sources on <a href="../index.html#Highlighting">start page</a> in section <em>Highlighting</em>.
Also you can check <a href="http://colorer.sf.net/php/">Online HTML Generator</a>
on colorer.sf.net site.
</p>
<p>To generate highlighted source of <code>filename</code>, you have
to run <code>colorer -h filename</code>. This will print out the generated HTML file
into the standard output. If you want to write this HTML code into some other file,
you can specify this file with <code>-o</code> option. Also you can specify input
and output character encodings (<code>-ei ENCNAME</code> and <code>-eo ENCNAME</code>)
to read and write data.
</p>
<p>So, running <code>colorer -h -ei UTF-8 -eo UTF-16BE -o NAME.HTML yoursource.cpp</code>
will cause highlighted html generation of <code>yoursource.cpp</code> file with
output name <code>NAME.HTML</code>, using UTF-8 as input encoding and UTF-16BE as
encoding of result file.
</p>
<p>If placing "<code>-</code>" instead of input file name, colorer will read data
from standard input.</p>
<p>
You can specify special "doclinks" file with external help references to any tokens
in your generated HTML. Use <code>-ls"filename"</code> to activate this feature.
You can find sample doclink files in <code>colorer/bin/doclinks</code> directory.
</p>
<h2>Viewing file in a console window</h2>
<p>To run internal colorer viewer you can execute <code>colorer -v filename</code>.
This should work only on win32 systems.
Console viewer uses unicode versions of Win32 API, so it can view files with
different character sets. In w9x systems colorer additionally uses output
encoding parameter because w9x doesn't support unicode console output.
Viewer supports standard navigation keys, but has minimal functionality.
</p>
<h2>Additional options</h2>
<p>Colorer provides a set of different command line options, you can check all
of them running <code>colorer</code> without any parameters.</p>
<h3>Token generator</h3>
<p>This option is similar with HTML generation more, with exception that
generated HTML file defines tokens not with colors, but with abstract
CSS classes, with the same name as the name of the appropriate token (Region).
Each token is assigned here to a CSS class with its region's name and to all its parent
classes. For instance simple comment token will be formatted as
<code><span class='c_Comment def_Comment def_Syntax'>//comment</span></code>.
To use colorer in tokenizer more, you have to run <code>colorer -ht filename</code>.
</p>
<h3>Type detection</h3>
<p>By default, colorer tries to automatically detect filetype. You can redefine
used language with <code>-t</code> parameter. Just specify <code>-t name</code>,
and colorer will use language <code>name</code> to highlight requiried file.</p>
<h3>Changing catalog path</h3>
<p>You can specify custom path to <code>catalog.xml</code> file. This file
contains references to all other library resources. By default, colorer
tries to search this file within a set of <a href='api/classParserFactory.html'>predefined locations</a>.
</p>
<h3>Highlighting styles selection</h3>
<p>You can change color style, used to highlight source files.
Colorer makes this through the HRD files set. You can change default
used coloring style with <code>-i</code> option. Text viewer and HTML
generator has different sets of HRD styles, you can find available style
names in <code>catalog.xml</code> file.
For example, specify <code>-i black</code> to activate black styled scheme
of colors.
<br/>
Extended formatting properties are available for RGB styles: bold, italic, underline.
These are customized via 'style' attribute of HRD description.
<br/>
Link references definitions (doc-links) can be used additionally to provide special
links formatting. Special doc-links format files can be specified via <code>-ls</code> option.
</p>
<h3>Customizing HTML output</h3>
<p>There is a number of options available, which control HTML output.
These are:</p>
<ul>
<li><code>-ln</code> Place line numbers into the generated file.</li>
<li><code>-db</code> Disable <abbr title='Byte Order Mark'>BOM</abbr> insertion in start of output files when one of Unicode encodings is used.</li>
<li><code>-dc</code> Disable informational&copyright header output in start of each HTML file.</li>
<li><code>-ds</code> Disable HTML special symbols substitutions with entities.</li>
<li><code>-dh</code> Disable HTML header and footer output.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Simple file forwarding</h3>
<p>Last useful option of colorer tool is <code>-f</code> processing mode.
With this command colorer simply forwards input file into the output one with
optional encoding convertion.</p>
<div class="bigleft">~/>exit</div>
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