IDLE2HTML
This extension saves the contents of your IDLE shell or editor window as XHTML (using Stylesheets to preserve all color and formatting information).
Installation
Copy IDLE2HTML.py to the idlelib folder of your python installation. Append the contents of ‘config-extensions.txt’ to your ‘config-extensions.def’ file (also in the idlelib folder) and restart IDLE.
For more information on extending IDLE read ‘config-main.def’, ‘config-extensions.def’ and ‘extend.txt’
Operation
Select ‘Save as HTML’ from the ‘Options’ menue and specify the filename in the FileDialog window. The HTML file is created immediately.
Requirements
Tested with IDLE 1.1.3, 1.2, 2.6b1 and 3.0a1
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Metadata
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