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I managed to create a syntax highlighter for Android, based on the <a href="https://code.google.com/p/google-code-prettify/" rel="noreferrer">Prettify</a>. It was easy, actually, when I found the <a href="https://code.google.com/p/java-prettify/" rel="noreferrer">Java Prettify</a>. Just download it (sadly, it is not published for maven) and add its jar to the build path of you application. The syntax highlighter I created based on it: <pre><code>public class PrettifyHighlighter { private static final Map<String, String> COLORS = buildColorsMap(); private static final String FONT_PATTERN = "%s"; private final Parser parser = new PrettifyParser(); public String highlight(String fileExtension, String sourceCode) { StringBuilder highlighted = new StringBuilder(); List<ParseResult> results = parser.parse(fileExtension, sourceCode); for(ParseResult result : results){ String type = result.getStyleKeys().get(0); String content = sourceCode.substring(result.getOffset(), result.getOffset() + result.getLength()); highlighted.append(String.format(FONT_PATTERN, getColor(type), content)); } return highlighted.toString(); } private String getColor(String type){ return COLORS.containsKey(type) ? COLORS.get(type) : COLORS.get("pln"); } private static Map<String, String> buildColorsMap() { Map<String, String> map = new HashMap<>(); map.put("typ", "87cefa"); map.put("kwd", "00ff00"); map.put("lit", "ffff00"); map.put("com", "999999"); map.put("str", "ff4500"); map.put("pun", "eeeeee"); map.put("pln", "ffffff"); return map; } } </code></pre> The colors of the syntax are hardcoded, but may be also set by i.e. application preferences. In order to display a Java source code in a <code>TextView</code>, just do: <pre><code>// code is a String with source code to highlight // myTextView is a TextView component PrettifyHighlighter highlighter = new PrettifyHighlighter(); String highlighted = highlighter.highlight("java", code); myTextView.setText(Html.fromHtml(highlighted)); </code></pre> The Java Prettify library made my application around 50kB bigger.
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