The other day, I mentioned that I was about to release some large documents processed with l2h, and I have (yay!). The documents are accessible online at http://www.python.org/doc/; downloadable packages are also available from that page. Of the five manuals listed, four are LaTeX documents that have been through l2h using the support code I've been working on. The "Language Reference" is a FrameMaker document. If anyone is interested in the Perl support for l2h for these documents (lots of stuff going on in there), download the "Source" package; the Perl code is in Doc/perl/, and the corresponding LaTeX classes and styles are in Doc/texinputs/. There are a number of supporting scripts in Doc/tools; most of these are written in Python or shell, but there's another Perl script there that uses the labels hash table to rename the node*.html files to more usable (bookmarkable) names. To use the Doc/Makefile to see how everything fits together, you'll need to have Python installed. The Perl can serve as example code without that, though. The Python interpreter can be found at http://www.python.org/download/. Ross: This might be a good chance to look into all those spurious warnings I've been getting; there's a lot of them! l2h is really quite verbose with these documents (using the default). I'll be glad to answer questions relating to the processes being used on these documents, including the Perl code for l2h support, if anyone is interested. -Fred -- Fred L. Drake, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Corporation for National Research Initiatives 1895 Preston White Drive Reston, VA 20191
