Analyze Code CCTs of VS Code syntax highlight themes.

Directory structure

• srv: All data files that are the main product and, inputs of this repository.

  This directory is organized by syntax highlighting themes. There are 2 important files in each sub directory:

  • source.yml: Meta data for processing. This file is mandatory.

  • raw.html: Syntax highlighted source code in HTML generated by VS Code in raw form. This file is mandatory.

  All the other files are computed data files.

  • font.bdf: BDF format of the TTF font which is defined in source.yml.

  • font-ir.json: JSON representation of BDF font.

  • source.html: Prettified HTML of syntax highlighted source code.

  • source-ir.json: JSON representation of syntax highlighted source code.

  • source-ir+.json: Extended JSON representation of syntax highlighted source code with color CCTs.

  • result.json: Result file.

• share: All common files for analyze.

  • fonts: TTF fonts.

  • sources: Source samples with proper extensions, i.e. source.c for C

  • themes.yml: Meta data for themes.

• libexec: Core scripts doing all the computation step by step.

  Read the comments in source code for details.

• share: Shared data files across the scripts, e.g. TTF fonts.

• lib: Common library codes that can be used in scripts.

• bin: Top level wrappers around the computation scripts in libexec.

  See "Hacking" section.

• sbin: Administrative scripts that are expected to be run with admin rights to provision the working environment.

  See "Hacking" section.

Hacking

Getting started

After cloning the repository

• Bootstrap

  sudo env PATH=$PATH sbin/bootstrap

• Setup environment

  sudo apt-get install direnv
  direnv allow

• Make all files

  bin/make

• Remake all files

  bin/remake

• Compile paper

  cd doc
  latexmk --shell-escape

• Format BibTeX file

  cd doc
  bibtool -s -i manuscript.bib -o manuscript-sorted.bib
  mv manuscript-sorted.bib manuscript.bib

Generating syntax highlighted sources in HTML format

• Open the source with the selected color theme

• Run "Copy with Highlight" from Command Palette

• Select all and press Ctrl-C to copy to clipboard

• Open a Powershell terminal and, invoke the following command

  Get-Clipboard -TextFormatType Html | Set-Clipboard
  

• Create a blank HTML file in VS Code and, press Ctrl-V to paste from clipboard

  or from CLI

  Get-Clipboard >raw.html