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This is the first section of the same example from the last post (here, more explanation here), run through Pygments. It is self-contained and doesn't require loading any other resources.

The code to generate it was:

> pygmentize -f html -O full -o test.html pyparser.py

This is the same parser that is used for the official Python docs, which are generated in combination with Sphinx. I have only a hazy idea of how that's done.

It's easily customizable if you want.

import sys
from keyword import kwlist
from string import punctuation as punct
from utils import load_data
import html_tags as H
pywords = ['True','False','list','dict',
           'int','float','append','extend',
           'sys','argv','pop','open','write',
           'close','string','time']

try:  
    fn = sys.argv[1]
except IndexError:  
    fn = 'example.py'
data = list(load_data(fn))