On Fri, 2007-06-15 at 14:46 -0400, tom sgouros wrote:
> John C. Lusth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > The link still rendered in blue.
>
> Fidget with that stuff in the CSS. If you need it to vary, give the
> link its own class with \xmlattributes.
Some day...
I did get things to work after a fashion using HlxEval. Here is
my latest version which I am sure can be greatly improved!
The \see{thisPage} macro call looks for 'thisPage.tex' and if
it finds the page, it renders the name in blue (and makes it
a link in html); otherwise it renders the name as plain text
in red.
\newcommand{\see}[1]
{
\IfFileExists{#1.tex}
{\textcolor{blue}{#1}}
{\textcolor{red}{#1?}}
}
\T\begin{ifhtml}
\HlxEval{
(put 'HlxSee 'hyperlatex 'hyperlatex-See)
(defun hyperlatex-See ()
(let ((name (hyperlatex-parse-required-argument)))
(cond
((file-exists-p (concat name ".tex"))
(hyperlatex-insert-URL name)
)
(t
(hyperlatex-insert-name name "red")
)
)
)
)
(defun hyperlatex-insert-name (filename color)
(insert hyperlatex-meta-< "font color=" color hyperlatex-meta->)
(insert filename "?")
(insert hyperlatex-meta-< "/font" hyperlatex-meta->)
)
(defun hyperlatex-insert-URL (filename)
(insert hyperlatex-meta-< "a href=" hyperlatex-meta-dq)
(insert filename ".html" hyperlatex-meta-dq)
(insert hyperlatex-meta->)
(insert filename)
(insert hyperlatex-meta-< "/a" hyperlatex-meta->)
)
}
\newcommand{\see}{\HlxSee}
\T\end{ifhtml}
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