Ralf Hemmecke wrote:
>
> > Actually, I would like to have most of current .ht files in .htex
> > form, but this is larger effort.
>
> I'm not so sure about it. I had the impression that .ht file will not be
> included in the book format. IIRC most (if not all) current .ht files
> are original source files. There never was a .htex equivalent.
Yes, there was no .htex equivalent. But this does not mean that
there could not be. For most .ht files it makes sense to
produce .pdf version or web pages. AFAICS it would be easier
if they were in .htex form.
> I'd be happy, if we had a program (or API) that could query the database
> and ask for exports etc. (i.e the "dynamic part" of hyperdoc). Having
> that would give us a chance for other format of this information.
There is 'asq' program which should be easy to modify to use as
a C library. We have IndexCard domain which allow you access
to HyperDoc database functions from Spad. If needed we could
wrap more HyperDoc functions. We have a bunch of Boot functions
which print information about domains, we could modify them
to return collected information to Spad.
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