At 4:18 PM -0400 4/23/98, Bruce R Miller wrote:
>On Apr 23, 7:56pm, Steffen Klupsch wrote:
>> Subject: latex2html: Static file names for specific html pages possible?
>> I need to provide static file names for some entry points in my l2h
>> documents. At the moment I "produce" this file names using the
>> sectioning commands.
>
>This isn't exactly what you're asking for, but it is probably a safer way to
>get the same effect (I imagine that changing the output file names at random
>points is likely to be problematic)
>
>You _can_ have the filenames based on the section titles. There's a couple of
>ways built in:
> set $LONG_TITLES to the number of words from the section title that you
>want to have in the name
> or
> set $CUSTOM_TITLES and define the sub custom_title_hook($title) to
>derive the filename you want from the title.
Yes, this is the recommended way to set HTML filenames.
>For example, with section numbering on, the following code names the files
>after the section numbers.
>$SHOW_SECTION_NUMBERS = 1;
>$CUSTOM_TITLES=1;
>sub custom_title_hook {
> my($TITLE)=@_;
> $TITLE =~ /^([^\s]*)/;
> $1; }
Within sub custom_title_hook you are free to do whatever you like
with the available data passed to it; i.e. the section-title.
This includes discarding it completely and using a totally
different naming scheme.
You could make use of the \HTMLset command from html.sty
e.g. \section{My important data.\HTMLset{mytitle}{ABC}}
Now with the simple subroutine definition:
sub custom_title_hook { $mytitle }
the HTML page for this section will be named ABC.html .
(or ABC.htm with $SHORTEXTN set, using -short_extn )
Neat huh. :-)
Hope this helps,
Ross Moore
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