this is small script that i have used for basic patch files. not tested with different styles and stuff. but works fine for basic needs.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w # very quick code.. use strict; my %html = ('&' => 'amp', '>' => 'gt', '<' => 'lt', '"' => 'quot'); my ( $i, $red, $blue, $close_pre, $html ); my $max = 120; # char width to break. tabs may break it. my $patch_file = "/path/to/file.patch"; ## # begin html code. $html = qq~ <style type="text/css"><!-- .code { background: #ededed; border: 1px solid #878181; color: black; padding: 1em; } .red { color: red; } .blue { color: blue; } --></style>~; ## # open patch file for reading. open (FILE, "$patch_file") || die $!; seek (FILE, 0, 0); while (<FILE>) { chomp $_; ++$i; next if $i < 3; # i wanted to use image but they say i can't use img tag inside pre :/ $_ =~ s/(.{$max}.)/$1\n+/g; $_ =~ s/([&><\"])/&$html{$1};/g; if ( $_ =~ m/^\@\@\s\-(\d+)\,(\d+)\s\+(\d+)\,(\d+)\s\@\@/ ) { ( $close_pre ) ? ( $html .= "</pre>\n" ) : ( $close_pre = 1 ); $html .= qq~ <pre class = "code"> @ < code class = "red">$1,$2< /code > < code class = "blue">$3,$4< /co +de > @~; $_ =~ s/^\@\@(?:.+)\@\@/\n/g; } ## # removed lines in blue color. if ( $_ =~ m/^\-/ && !$blue ) { $html .= "<span class = \"blue\">"; $blue = 1; } elsif ( $_ =~ m/^[^\-]/ && $blue ) { $html .= "<\/span>"; $blue = 0; } ## # added lines in red color. if ( $_ =~ m/^\+/ && !$red ) { $html .= "<span class = \"red\">"; $red = 1; } elsif ( $_ =~ m/^[^\+]/ && $red ) { $html .= "<\/span>"; $red = 0; } $_ =~ s/^[\+\-]$//g; $_ =~ s/^([\+\-])/ /g; $html .= $_ . "\n"; } close (FILE); $html .= "</pre>\n"; # finally print the whole generated html. print $html; exit;

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•Re: diff to simple html
by merlyn (Sage) on Apr 09, 2004 at 09:37 UTC