NAME

Asterisk::config::syntax - highlight Asterisk config syntax

SYNOPSIS

use strict;
use Asterisk::config::syntax;

my $config = Asterisk::config::syntax->new();
   $config->load_file(file=>file name);
print @{$config->return_html_array_ref()};

DESCRIPTION

This module highlighting Asterisk config syntax into HTML .It's simple to used.

CONSTRUCTOR

new

my $config = Asterisk::config::syntax->new();

Constructs and returns a brand new Asterisk::config::syntax object ready to be exploited.

METHODS

load_file

load_file(file=>file name);

Takes one mandatory argument which is a asterisk config file that you want to highlight.

return_html_array_ref

return_html_array_ref;

Returns the highlighted code as HTML by array references.

COLORING YOUR HIGHLIGHTED CSS

To actually set any colors on your "highlighted" CSS code returned from the dump2html() method you need to style all the generated <spans> with CSS; a sample CSS code to do that is shown in the section below. Each <span> will have the following class names/meanings:

• css-code - this is actually the class name that will be set on the <pre>> element if you have that option turned on.

• keyword - Asterisk's keywords

• function - Asterisk's function

• comment - Comment

• value - Values

• identifier - Identifier

• exten - like keyword

SAMPLE STYLE SHEET FOR COLORING HIGHLIGHTED CODE

span.keyword  {color: #00f}

span.function {color: #808}

span.comment   {color: #080}

span.value     {color: #f80}

span.identifier {color: #a66}

span.exten     {color: red}

SEE ALSO

Syntax::Highlight::Engine::Simple

AUTHOR

XuHao, <loveme1314 at gamil.com>

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2009, http://blog.sakuras.cn. All Rights Reserved.

This script is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.