Thanks for the info.
I am (slowly) putting together a light (i.e., black-on-white) theme that looks good when working on my usual stuff (HTML, CSS, Text/Markdown), so I’ve been peeking into all the light tmThemes I come across. I’m currently using Espresso Soda as a base with some bits of Monokai and my own eccentricities thrown in, but I think you may be onto something with this one 
[quote=“quodlibet”]Thanks for the info.
I am (slowly) putting together a light (i.e., black-on-white) theme that looks good when working on my usual stuff (HTML, CSS, Text/Markdown), so I’ve been peeking into all the light tmThemes I come across. I’m currently using Espresso Soda as a base with some bits of Monokai and my own eccentricities thrown in, but I think you may be onto something with this one [/quote]
Thanks. I was pretty pleased with it, but I know tastes can vary greatly when it comes to people’s code themes. I am glad it to hear you like it. I will keep an eye out for what you are cooking up.
I suppose it would be possible 
to have settings for the colours of things like ‘keyword’, ‘comment’, ‘string’, etc., and push them into the colour dictionary. That is, overwriting the values extracted from the user’s theme. But I feel a little guilty mentioning this
It would be, but I figure if someone wants different colors than XXXXXX.tmTheme, they can just copy the tmTheme file and modify it how they want and use that. Keeping a separate file format to style the text when we already have tmTheme files just doesn’t seem like something that would be useful.
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I will update documentation today or tomorrow, and then I will update the revision.
If the context menu items are too much (there are 3 items), I can shove them under one common fly out menu.
I will probably rename the forum command to Print BBCode which is more accurate.
Awesome, now we can all feel as cool as @castles_made_of_sand when we post code on the forum 
Hi,
great Plugin! Unfortunately there seems to be a problem with PHP files (for me) - JSON or Plain Text is working. I have installed the plugin and didn’t change any settings. When I want to print a PHP file (from the menu), the console says:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File ".\sublime_plugin.py", line 356, in run_
File ".\PrintToHTML.py", line 44, in run
File ".\PrintToHTML.py", line 170, in convert_to_html
File ".\PrintToHTML.py", line 124, in get_lexer
File ".\pygments\lexers\__init__.py", line 74, in get_lexer_by_name
File ".\pygments\lexer.py", line 470, in __call__
File ".\pygments\lexers\web.py", line 870, in __init__
ImportError: No module named _phpbuiltinsIs it a bug or do I have do configure something for PHP files?
Setup: ST2 2194 Nightly, WIN7.
Best regards, Thorsten.
Your error message refers to an alternative plugin **PrintToHtml **rather than PrintHtml. You may want to disable or un-install it so you can test this one without conflict.
[quote=“planet”]Hi,
great Plugin! Unfortunately there seems to be a problem with PHP files (for me) - JSON or Plain Text is working. I have installed the plugin and didn’t change any settings. When I want to print a PHP file (from the menu), the console says:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File ".\sublime_plugin.py", line 356, in run_
File ".\PrintToHTML.py", line 44, in run
File ".\PrintToHTML.py", line 170, in convert_to_html
File ".\PrintToHTML.py", line 124, in get_lexer
File ".\pygments\lexers\__init__.py", line 74, in get_lexer_by_name
File ".\pygments\lexer.py", line 470, in __call__
File ".\pygments\lexers\web.py", line 870, in __init__
ImportError: No module named _phpbuiltins
[/quote]
The bug is not with my plugin “PrintHtml” but with another called “PrintToHtml”; I don’t use pygments to convert files.
This brings up an interesting point though. I think I need a more unique name. These two Plugin names seem too similar. I should really address this before moving this to Package Control.
Any suggestions?
What about OutputHtml (or HtmlOutput)? or CreateHtml. Or
**AndyAndFaceLessUsersFantasticToolForGeneratingHtmlOutput **
An attempt to catch BBCode references in code and escape them (by underlining the key word)
[pre=#000000]NUMBERED_BBCODE_LINE = ‘%(color)s]%(line)s /color]%(code)s\n’
BBCODE_LINE = ‘%(code)s\n’
BBCODE_CODE = ‘%(color)s]%(content)s/color]’
BBCODE_ESCAPE = ‘/color]%(color_open)s]%(content)s/color]%(color_close)s]’
BBCODE_BOLD = ‘b]%(content)s/b]’
BBCODE_ITALIC = ‘i]%(content)s/i]’
POST_START = ‘[pre=[/color]%(bg_color)s]’
POST_END = ‘/pre]\n’
BBCODE_MATCH =* r*"""(/?)((?:code|pre|table|tr|td|th|b|i|u|sup|color|url|img|list|trac|center|quote|size|li|ul|ol|youtube|gvideo)(?:=^]]+)?)(])"""[/pre]
Seems to work
[size=85][pre=#000000][/size]pre=#000000]color=#F8F8F2]NUMBERED_BBCODE_LINE /color]color=#F92672]=/color]color=#E6DB74] ‘/color]color=#E6DB74]color=]color=#AE81FF]%(color)s/color]color=#E6DB74]]/color]color=#AE81FF]%(line)s/color]color=#E6DB74] //color]color=#E6DB74]color/color]color=#E6DB74]]/color]color=#AE81FF]%(code)s/color]color=#AE81FF]\n/color]color=#E6DB74]’/color]
color=#F8F8F2]BBCODE_LINE /color]color=#F92672]=/color]color=#E6DB74] ‘/color]color=#AE81FF]%(code)s/color]color=#AE81FF]\n/color]color=#E6DB74]’/color]
color=#F8F8F2]BBCODE_CODE /color]color=#F92672]=/color]color=#E6DB74] ‘/color]color=#E6DB74]color=]color=#AE81FF]%(color)s/color]color=#E6DB74]]/color]color=#AE81FF]%(content)s/color]color=#E6DB74]//color]color=#E6DB74]color/color]color=#E6DB74]]/color]color=#E6DB74]’/color]
color=#F8F8F2]BBCODE_ESCAPE /color]color=#F92672]=/color]color=#E6DB74] ‘/color]color=#E6DB74]//color]color=#E6DB74]color/color]color=#E6DB74]]color=]color=#AE81FF]%(color_open)s/color]color=#E6DB74]]/color]color=#AE81FF]%(content)s/color]color=#E6DB74]//color]color=#E6DB74]color/color]color=#E6DB74]]color=]color=#AE81FF]%(color_close)s/color]color=#E6DB74]]/color]color=#E6DB74]’/color]
color=#F8F8F2]BBCODE_BOLD /color]color=#F92672]=/color]color=#E6DB74] ‘/color]color=#E6DB74]/color]color=#E6DB74]b/color]color=#E6DB74]]/color]color=#AE81FF]%(content)s/color]color=#E6DB74]//color]color=#E6DB74]b/color]color=#E6DB74]]/color]color=#E6DB74]’/color]
color=#F8F8F2]BBCODE_ITALIC /color]color=#F92672]=/color]color=#E6DB74] ‘/color]color=#E6DB74]/color]color=#E6DB74]i/color]color=#E6DB74]]/color]color=#AE81FF]%(content)s/color]color=#E6DB74]//color]color=#E6DB74]i/color]color=#E6DB74]]/color]color=#E6DB74]’/color]
color=#F8F8F2]POST_START /color]color=#F92672]=/color]color=#E6DB74] ‘/color]color=#E6DB74]pre=]color=#AE81FF]%(bg_color)s/color]color=#E6DB74]]/color]color=#E6DB74]’/color]
color=#F8F8F2]POST_END /color]color=#F92672]=/color]color=#E6DB74] ‘/color]color=#E6DB74]//color]color=#E6DB74]pre/color]color=#E6DB74]]/color]color=#AE81FF]\n/color]color=#E6DB74]’/color]
color=#F8F8F2]BBCODE_MATCH /color]color=#F92672]=/color]i]color=#66D9EF] r/color]/i]color=#E6DB74]"""/color]color=#E6DB74](/color]color=#AE81FF]/color]color=#E6DB74]//color]color=#F92672]?/color]color=#E6DB74])(/color]color=#E6DB74](/color]color=#E6DB74]?:/color]color=#E6DB74]code/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]pre/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]table/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]tr/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]td/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]th/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]b/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]i/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]u/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]sup/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]color/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]url/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]img/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]list/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]trac/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]center/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]quote/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]size/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]li/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]ul/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]ol/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]youtube/color]color=#F92672]|/color]color=#E6DB74]gvideo/color]color=#E6DB74])(/color]color=#E6DB74]?:/color]color=#E6DB74]=/color]color=#AE81FF]/color]color=#F92672]^/color]color=#AE81FF]]/color]color=#AE81FF]]/color]color=#F92672]+/color]color=#E6DB74])/color]color=#F92672]?/color]color=#E6DB74])(/color]color=#AE81FF]]/color]color=#E6DB74])/color]color=#E6DB74]"""/color]
/pre][/pre]
Edit:
Even better escaping. No underlines needed, and more reliable.
Nice one. I like it. It is actually more true than PrintHtml. I will make the changes later today (which will probably break current installations, but it has to be done). I will also add the BBCode escape as well.