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Could be interesting for the high number of matching language. It should be integrated as an option, as rmagick, since it has a dependency.

Thank you for pointing it out.

agreed. It must be an option and I'm currently looking into making this happen.

Thanks for providing me with a pointer to the rmagick stuff as I was a bit puzzled about how to optionally require gems (ruby noob here, as stated in the original report). Now I know where to look :-)

For the helpless who are in need, I have an ugly hack here: http://www.redmine.org/issues/show/1651 that uses pygments since I never wrote ruby before.

Any progress on this? I just recently made some modifications to Larry Baltz's Markdown Formatter (our version can be found at http://new.development.g33xnexus.com/projects/show/redmine-markdown) to allow it to use a different Markdown parser library, but one of the big missing features of this formatter is code highlighting, and I'd love to be able to use something other than CodeRay. I'd be willing to hack at this, if anyone has some starting code I can look at.

I've had a definite look at this just last week. There are some issues associated with the UV stuff:

• The generated HTML uses CSS files which obviously must be available to the public. I'm not quite clear on how to cleanly integrate this into redmine
• Uv insists on having read access to the file in question to determine the hightlighter to use. Redmine's highlight-function doesn't have access to the actual file, but only the file name and the contents. So it would be needed to patch Uv to work with that (which obviously is enough).

I'm not fluent enough in ruby to make this work in a clean fashion that doesn't require patching Uv, so please, anybody else, go and do this :-)