I have a CSS parser thats printing out stylesheet to the browser like so:
$cssParser->parse( 'style.css' );
echo '<pre>'; print_r( $cssParser ); echo '</pre>';
Can I 'syntax highlight' the output CSS somehow?
Thanks
If you want to code-highlight something using PHP, getting some HTML code as output, GeSHi - Generic Syntax Highlighter is a nice solution (used by many software, should I add), that supports lots of languages -- and CSS seems to be one of those.
If you want to try it without integrating it into your application first, there is a demo page available, btw.
create_function call in line 4698 with a closure $callback_2 = function($matches) { return '[' . str_replace('|', '', $matches[1]) . ']';}; will make it work.
$cssParser->parse('style.css')do? Break the CSS into some kind of mapping of names to values?