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Syntax highlighting using Postgresql and VIM
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Using ansicon to colorize cat with pygmentize for git bash on Windows 7
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Syntax highlighting for .dotfiles in Sublime Text 2
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Markdown syntax highlighting for Sublime Text 2
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Syntax highlighting for zsh
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syntax highlighting in the terminal with pygments
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