Kamelon is a versatile and fully programmable textual content parser that is
extremely well suited for syntax highlighting and code folding
Kamelon is written in Perl (5).
# Installation
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
make install
The distribution contains a number of modules and scripts that use Wx.
It is not a pre-requisite for Kamelon itself. But if you want to use
the graphical interface modules that come along with the distribution
you might want to install Wx.
# kamelon executable
You can explore Kamelon's capabilities by calling the kamelon script.
The following command should get you going:
kamelon -help
If you want to do this before installation then you do:
perl -Mblib bin/kamelon -help
# State of development
Kamelon parsing mechanism is stable and fully developed. Documentation
is well underway but still rather spartan. There area working output
formatters based on the template toolkit. Besides a base formatter
that you can configure for just about anything (Syntax::Kamelon::Base)
there are also formatters for ANSI (Syntax::Kamelon::ANSI) and HTML4
(Syntax::Kamelon::HTML4) output.
# Development plans
Improve speed by Rewriting some core functions of Kamelon in C
Add output formatters for HTML5, PDF, RTF, ODT, etcetera
