As an alternative to the author’s suggestion, you can have highlight generate rft formatted output and pipe it into pbcopy. From there you just need to paste into Keynote and have fully formatted and highlighted source code.
I’ve created presentations in a similar way for almost 20 years (in PowerPoint, which for my uses is much more powerful than Keynote). However, recently I’ve switched to doing slides in a browser. This gives me the ability to not only pull code directly from a Git repo, but actually execute it on the slide as well (and be sure that the code is the most up-to-date code, especially when combined with live coding).
As an alternative to the author’s suggestion, you can have highlight generate rft formatted output and pipe it into
pbcopy. From there you just need to paste into Keynote and have fully formatted and highlighted source code.I’ve created presentations in a similar way for almost 20 years (in PowerPoint, which for my uses is much more powerful than Keynote). However, recently I’ve switched to doing slides in a browser. This gives me the ability to not only pull code directly from a Git repo, but actually execute it on the slide as well (and be sure that the code is the most up-to-date code, especially when combined with live coding).