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I have some text, that is actually an XML snippet, which I want to display in an MS Word document. I really don't want to laboriously style every element and attribute by hand - is there some auto-style I can apply? Is there another solution?
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I have some text, that is actually an XML snippet, which I want to display in an MS Word document. I really don't want to laboriously style every element and attribute by hand - is there some auto-style I can apply? Is there another solution?
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You can use Notepad++. After installing:
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Use an external highlighter such as pygmentize
to generate HTML, then copy and paste that into the document.
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Create a new style that formats the XML the way you want. The style will likely need to include:
To use this, select the XML text and change the style. All the formatting attributes will be applied at once.
The upside is that XML is text in the document. You can edit it like any other text if you need to make corrections; search for it, etc. The downside of this method is that syntax colouring won't be applied to the text unless it was already there when the text was pasted.
Save the style in the normal.dot template (the default) so that it's available in all documents.
If you need to do this often, you can assign a keyboard shortcut to the text so you don't have to select the style from the style menu.
So simple, so efficient, thanks – David Brossard – 2019-04-24T19:14:03.390
Unfortunately the colours don't come across – PeterX – 2020-02-14T03:46:03.003