Script to create syntax highlighted RTF files

pygmentize_code.sh

#!/bin/bash

# I edited the ruby lexer (line 637 in the following file...
# [skm@skmair2:/Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/pygments/lexers/agile.py
# to remove spacial handling of the word 'name'
# so I could use it as a variable/method name.

# This script come from Katrina, with these instructions:
#   I've also attached the presentation.py file which is where the style
#   is defined. The colors are normal hex values, so if you know how you
#   want your code, you can tweak this yourself.

#   I had to stick this in
#   /Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/Pygments-1.6rc1-py2.7.egg/pygments/styles/
#   for pygments to know where to find it, you might have different
#   versions, of course.

for file in `ls -1 . | grep .rb`
do
  outfile="colorized/`basename $file .rb`.rtf"
  style="style=default"
  font="fontface=Consolas"
  lexer="ruby"
  format="rtf"

  fontsize="48"       # twice the actual size, so 48 = 24
  blanklinesize="24"  # ditto

  # sed command to insert overall fontsize into rtf file
  sed1="sed s/\\\\f0/\\\\f0\\\\fs$fontsize/g"

  # sed command to change the fontsize for a blank line.
  #  blank lines contain only ^\par$, so this changes
  # \par (where $fontsize=48 and $blanklinesize=24) to
  # \fo\fs24\par\f0\fs48
  sed2="sed s/^\\\\par$/\\\\f0\\\\fs$blanklinesize\\\\par\\\\f0\\\\fs$fontsize/g"

  pygmentize -l $lexer -P $style -P "$font" -f $format $file | $sed1 | $sed2 > $outfile
done