Hello Jan,
On 10/09/2005, at 10:01 PM, Jan Tobias Muehlberg wrote:
Hi Ross,
LaTeX2HTML just inputs the .bbl file that was created when
you processed your file with LaTeX + BibTeX, etc.
However, this happens *after* \input files have been interpolated
into the full job. This means that your use of \input within
the bibliography is interpreted as an unknown command, which is
then passed over to LaTeX to interpret -- hence the image.
Well. I assume that there is no way to make LaTeX2HTML
interpolate \input inside the .bbl file?
Not easily, as that stage in the processing has been long passed.
It is handled by the texexpand utility at the very beginning
of the job.
\begin{thebibliography}{99}
... put the .bbl file's contents here ...
\end{thebibliography}
[...]
\begin{thebibliography}{99}
\input{<filename>.bbl}
\end{thebibliography}
\begin{thebibliography} and \end{thebibliography} is not required
since it's already in the .bbl.
OK.
You mean I should leave the \bibliography{<filename>} out, use
sed to add \bibdata{} to the .aux and then simply input the .bbl?
Doesn't work: I'm getting a nice bibliography in the PDF output
(same as before) but references in the HTML output look like
[#!weber:success_of_os!#] and there's no bibliography at all.
Hmm. Maybe the 'bbl' extension isn't being accepted as a valid
name for an input file.
Try setting the $DO_INCLUDE Perl variable (see l2hconf.pm ).
e.g.
add to latex2html-init :
if ($DO_INCLUDE) { $DO_INCLUDE .= ':bbl' }
else { $DO_INCLUDE = 'bbl' };
Is there a way to insert commands into the .tex file that are
only interpreted by LaTeX2HTML?
Yes, indeed. Make sure you \usepackage{html} .
Then use conditional coding environments:
\begin{htmlonly}
....
\end{htmlonly}
and comments
%begin{latexonly}
...
%end{latexonly}
e.g.
%begin{latexonly}
\bibliography{<filename>}
%end{latexonly}
\begin{htmlonly}
\input{<filename>.bbl}
\end{htmlonly}
Sorry I don't have an example easily at hand for testing,
If the above ideas don't work for you, please send
a cut-down example which I can work with.
Best regards,
Ross Moore
Best,
J. Tobias
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