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    any arbitrary colour scheme you wish, or use a standalone CSS file for
    it's style information.

    This initial version is primarily intended to serve as a highlighting
    service to a AJAX-based syntax highlighter.

    The handler recieves a chunk of Perl source code from the browser in the
    CGI 'code' parameter, and a second 'ajax' param determines if the
    highlighter is running in AJAX mode.

    In AJAX mode, the fragment of formatted HTML is handed back straight up,
    without any surrounding body or headers or the other parts of the HTML
    wrapper.

    With AJAX mode off, it returns a complete HTML document.

    With this initial version, you may have some difficulties getting CSS
    actually working.

    We recommend you wait for the next release, which will support a range
    of pre-packaged colour schemes being created for PPI::HTML.

lib/Apache2/PPI/HTML.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

any arbitrary colour scheme you wish, or use a standalone CSS file for
it's style information.

This initial version is primarily intended to serve as a highlighting
service to a AJAX-based syntax highlighter.

The handler recieves a chunk of Perl source code from the browser in
the CGI C<'code'> parameter, and a second C<'ajax'> param determines if
the highlighter is running in AJAX mode.

In AJAX mode, the fragment of formatted HTML is handed back straight up,
without any surrounding body or headers or the other parts of the HTML
wrapper.

With AJAX mode off, it returns a complete HTML document.

With this initial version, you may have some difficulties getting CSS
actually working.

We recommend you wait for the next release, which will support a range
of pre-packaged colour schemes being created for L<PPI::HTML>.