Colour Syntax Source Code Markup using Highlight

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This tip is a fair bit removed from my typical Gamedev coverage, but I still hope you find it interesting. In response to reader request, I made this quick video to share how I do syntax highlight on GameFromScratch and when othering books and other materials.

The secret sauce is the excellent free program called highlight available at: http://www.andre-simon.de/doku/highlight/en/highlight.php

You can easily create marked up source code in RTF, HTML, LATEX, etc... ready formats.



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