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-% NITLIGHT(1)
-
 # NAME
 
 nitlight - generates HTML of highlighted code from Nit source files.
@@ -17,49 +15,49 @@ Unlike generic lexical or syntactic highlighter, nitlight use semantic informati
 Common options of the Nit tools are understood.
 Here, only the specific one are indicated.
 
-`-f`, `--fragment`
-:   Omit document header and footer.
+### `-f`, `--fragment`
+Omit document header and footer.
 
-    By default, a complete autonomous HTML document is generated.
-    If `-f` is given, only the inside of the body part is generated such that it could be integrated
-    into a HTML document.
+By default, a complete autonomous HTML document is generated.
+If `-f` is given, only the inside of the body part is generated such that it could be integrated
+into a HTML document.
 
-`--line-id-prefix`
-:   Prefix of the id of each line `<span>` element.
+### `--line-id-prefix`
+Prefix of the id of each line `<span>` element.
 
-    By default, each line is enclosed in its own `<span>` element with an `id` attribute made of the line number prefixed by `L` (e.g. `L1` for the first line).
+By default, each line is enclosed in its own `<span>` element with an `id` attribute made of the line number prefixed by `L` (e.g. `L1` for the first line).
 
-    This option changes the prefix used.
-    If an empty string is used, then the `<span>` are generated without `id` attributes.
+This option changes the prefix used.
+If an empty string is used, then the `<span>` are generated without `id` attributes.
 
-    This option is especially usuful with `--fragment` when more than one highlighted code is
-    included in the same HTML document.
-    Each fragment can thus be generated with its own distinct prefix, or the id can be disabled alltogether.
+This option is especially useful with `--fragment` when more than one highlighted code is
+included in the same HTML document.
+Each fragment can thus be generated with its own distinct prefix, or the id can be disabled altogether.
 
-`--first-line`
-:   Start the source file at this line (default: 1).
+### `--first-line`
+Start the source file at this line (default: 1).
 
-    The generated HTML will only contains lines bellow the specified one.
+The generated HTML will only contains lines bellow the specified one.
 
-`--last-line`
-:   End the source file at this line (default: to the end)
+### `--last-line`
+End the source file at this line (default: to the end).
 
-    The generated HTML will only contains lines ebove the specified one.
+The generated HTML will only contains lines above the specified one.
 
-`-d`, `--dir`
-:   Output html files in a specific directory (required if more than one module).
+### `-d`, `--dir`
+Output html files in a specific directory (required if more than one module).
 
-    By default the generated HTML is outputted on the screen.
-    If this option is used, then HTML files are generated in the specified directory.
+By default the generated HTML is outputted on the screen.
+If this option is used, then HTML files are generated in the specified directory.
 
-    A basic `index.heml` and a `style.css` file are also generated in the directory.
+A basic `index.heml` and a `style.css` file are also generated in the directory.
 
-`--full`
-:   Process also imported modules.
+### `--full`
+Process also imported modules.
 
-    By default, only the modules indicated on the command line are highlighted.
+By default, only the modules indicated on the command line are highlighted.
 
-    With the `--full` option, all imported modules (even those in standard) are also precessed.
+With the `--full` option, all imported modules (even those in standard) are also precessed.
 
 # SEE ALSO