Hello all, I've been working on a source code syntax highlighting library. It is now somewhat usable, and help would be welcome in testing it further, so I'm making it publicly available: darcs get http://johnmacfarlane.net/repos/highlighting-kate Currently, the following languages are supported: Ada Asp Awk Bash Bibtex C Cmake Coldfusion Commonlisp Cpp Css D Diff Djangotemplate Doxygen Dtd Erlang Fortran Haskell Html Java Javadoc Javascript Json Latex Lex LiterateHaskell Lua Makefile Matlab Mediawiki Nasm Objectivec Objectivecpp Ocaml Pascal Perl Php Postscript Prolog Python Ruby Scala Scheme Sgml Sql SqlMysql SqlPostgresql Tcl Texinfo Xml Xslt Yacc The parsers for individual languages are automatically generated from Kate syntax definitions. The xml files have been included in the repository, together with the program that converts them to Haskell modules. There's also a standalone program, Highlight, that you can use to test the highlighting. (See README for instructions.) Bug reports and patches are welcome. Note that I don't want to make any manual modifications to the generated modules in Text/Highlighting/Kate/Syntax. Changes should be made either in the source xml files or in the program ParseSyntaxFiles.hs that generates these modules. John