For markdown Pandoc's syntax highlighting works great, for example for a file
test.md that looks like this
some text...
```sh
for i in {1,2,3}; do echo ${i}; done
```
the command
pandoc -f markdown -t html -s --highlight-style=zenburn -o out.html test.md
generates html-output out.html that basically has the syntax highlighting
specified in zenburn "baked in" and a browser renders it as you'd want:
However for the vimwiki-format (which pandoc supports) this doesn't seem to work even though I haven't found anything saying the syntax highlighting was limited only to some source formats.
Basically: Can I get pandoc to do the same style of syntax highlighting in the
html output if my source format is vimwiki and my source looks like this:
some text...
{{{sh
for i in {1,2,3}; do echo ${i}; done
}}}
because doing
pandoc -f vimwiki -t html -s --highlight-style=zenburn -o out.html test.wiki
yields (what you can also tell from the generated html) this:
