Hi,
I was testing version 98.1p1 that I recently downloaded on a simple file that
I had problems with an earlier version of latex2html, and with this version,
the previous problem is no longer there, but I get an error from gdbm, as
follows:
*** processing declarations ***
OPENING /a/triumph/extra6/ks15/tmp/start.tex
Cannot create directory start: File exists
Reusing directory start:
*** `texexpand' done ***
*** database open ***
Loading /a/triumph/extra6/ks15/latex2html/styles/texdefs.perl...
Loading /a/triumph/extra6/ks15/latex2html/styles/article.perl
Loading /a/triumph/extra6/ks15/latex2html/styles/alltt.perl
Reading ...
'++
@@@@@@@
Translating ...
0/1:top of start: for start.html
*** translating preamble ***
...
*** preamble done ***
;.,....,.,.;.
1/1:sectionstar:."About this document ... " for node1.html
;;.
Doing section links ......
Copying navigation icons ...gdbm fatal: read error.
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Tracing the problem, I find that it occurs when the system is creatingf
the .css file, and I traced the problem to the following line in the
latex2html code in the style_sheet subroutine:
while (($env,$style) = each %env_style) {
I assume this is because the file %env_style does not exist at the point
when this line is executed. Is this because I have not set things up
correctly? Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong?
Here is the latex file that first caused the problem, although other latex
files also seem to cause the problem, so I suspect I am not setting things
up right. Any suggestions about what I might be doing wrong (I am running
the program on a version of Redhat Linux (I don't know the exact version;
I did not set the system up), on a Pentium II PC box. Please do contact
me if you require more specific information.
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\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{alltt}
\begin{document}
\begin{alltt}
Mary had a little {\it lamb}.
\end{alltt}
How is this $\Leftarrow$ like? |
\begin{verbatim}
\||
\end{verbatim}
\end{document}
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Thanks in advance for any help!
Kish Shen
IC-Parc
Imperial Collage
London, U.K.
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
