Add markup to file and save as HTML.
htmlize [OPTION]... INFILE [OUTFILE [EMACS-MODE]]
Launch Emacs and load INFILE into a buffer, then invoke a major mode for font locking, and render the fontified buffer as HTML, saving the result into OUTFILE.
Emacs must have htmlfontify.el installed in its load-path.
If OUTFILE is not specified, it will use INFILE appended with .html.
If EMACS-MODE is not specified, compilation-mode will be
used.
Options:
--emacs COMMAND
Use specified command to invoke emacs, e.g. "emacs21".
--mode MODE
Fontify file using specified Emacs mode, defaults to
"compilation-mode". E.g., "sh-mode".
-f, --force
Overwrite OUTFILE if it exists, instead of exiting unsuccess-
fully with an error message.
-u, --update
Only write to OUTFILE when OUTFILE does not exist, or when
INFILE is more recent than OUTFILE.
-h, --help
Display this help and exit successfully.
--version
Display version information and exit successfully.
Environment variables:
EMACS The Emacs editor command.
Simple example:
htmlize mybuildlog.txt mybuildlog.html