Cafe: I wanted to let you know about a new syntax highlighting library I've been working on, called 'illuminate'. The (BSD3 licensed) code is on github: http://github.com/jgm/illuminate illuminate is meant eventually to replace my other highlighting library, highlighting-kate, which is too big, slow, and memory-hungry. In my benchmarks, illuminate is around 70X faster than highlighting-kate and uses half the memory. It can produce output in ANSI, HTML, XHTML, and LaTeX. Highlighting styles can be defined independently of any output format. So far I've written lexers for haskell, literate haskell, cabal, alex, c, c++, c#, python, ruby, java, html, rhtml, xml, javascript, css, tex, and bibtex. Want to highlight a language not on this list? Why not help out by writing a lexer? (Study the lexer for a similar language to get started; if you aren't familiar with Alex, you may want to look at the Alex User Guide too. And let me know if you have any questions.) John