Syntax highlighting in HTML output broken for Scheme/Lisp about literate HOT 3 CLOSED

There are a couple things you can do to fix this. The syntax highlighting engine used by Literate is prettify.js. There are a number of languages that are supported via extensions (of which Lisp/Scheme is one) but they need to have an extra javascript file included. This is simple enough by adding the following line to the first section (or any other section):

<script src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/google/code-prettify/master/src/lang-lisp.js"></script>

If you do this, make sure to set the code_type to lisp. I'll fix this soon so that it uses the language extension instead of the actual language name. EDIT: Fixed with the most recent commit (80e7f26).

(I realized that the vim highlighting for comments // was broken -- if you update the plugin it should be fixed).

It would be possible for Literate to automatically add in the javascript for language extensions, so I'll probably add this in a future update. EDIT: added with commit 2ed387f.

The second option is to disable the syntax highlighting completely. You can do this by adding the following line to the top of the file:

@colorscheme /dev/null

I realize this isn't the nicest solution, I'll work on adding either a flag or a command (such as @no_colorscheme) to disable syntax highlighting.

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Thanks for the quick response! That works great.

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I've just made another commit (2ed387f) so that Literate will automatically include the javascript, so you can basically disregard the whole <script src=... to include the extension. Just pull the latest version of Literate (or clone a new version), run make, and everything should just work (you can use the original file you had -- no extra changes are necessary).

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