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> When running latex2html with -html_version 4.0,unicode, the latex commands
> \l and \L are translated into an image, rather than the appropriate
> Unicode character entity. I think this is just a bug -- looking at the
> latex2html source I can see code that ought to do the right thing, but suffers
> from indecision over whether it's lstroke or lstrok -- but I'll leave it
> to the experts to diagnose what the real problem is.
Yes, it is probably time to do this, and perhaps provide the correct support
for a few more characters too.
When I last made changes/additions to the character translations,
some were left as images because there weren't any decent browsers
to support the real thing.
That situation is changing rather rapidly now.
Have you tried using -html_version 4.0,latin2,unicode ?
This should give \l ---> ł
The charset will be set to utf-8
so if you stick to ascii and TeX macros, then you should get a perfectly
valid HTML document with all the correct parameter entities.
Hope this helps,
Ross Moore
