Dear Ross!
Many thanks for your quick and comprehensive
reply. Pointing me to sub extract_parameters()
was very helpful, I was not aware of it.
Apparently, there was a conflict between the
custom documentclass I am using and latex2html.
I need to do some more digging now, to find out
exactly what happened, but your explanation got
me "unstuck".
Many thanks.
Best,
Ph.
On Saturday 29 April 2006 18:20, Ross Moore wrote:
> Hello Philipp,
>
> On 30/04/2006, at 7:47 AM, Philipp K. Janert, Ph.D. wrote:
> > The documentation to the \htmlimage{} command
> > states that several options can be used with it.
> >
> > However, when I look into the source file (html.perl)
> > that defines this command, any options are explicitly
> > ignored.
>
> No. You have misunderstood how \htmlimage is used.
> It is only ignored when something else has not already
> handled it's arguments, as intended.
>
>
> To understand the difficulties that you are having,
> would require that you post an example of how you are
> attempting to use this "declaration".
>
> It isn't really a "command", as it does not create any
> output by itself. Rather, it can change the kind of output
> that LaTeX2HTML produces, in some situations.
>
>
> The \htmlimage affects mainly floating environments,
> such as {figure} and {table} and displayed equations.
> In the latter case, it can force an image of the display,
> where otherwise you might get a table containing smaller
> pieces (perhaps images) of parts of mathematical expressions.
>
> It may also be used to affect the values of attributes for
> the IMG tags that would result in the above situations.
> For example, it can be used to give meaningful ALT tags
> to your images.
> This applies also to environments that are otherwise
> undefined (to LaTeX2HTML); e.g. those coming from
> a LaTeX package that has no corresponding .perl coding.
>
>
> If you want to make an image from other material, such
> as paragraphs or {tabular} environments, then use the
> {makeimage} environment, and use \htmlimage inside it
> to specify the tags and any special effects.
>
>
> The actual Perl coding that handles this is the
> subroutine block, from the main latex2html.perl script:
>
> sub extract_parameters {
> ...
> #remove the \htmlimage commands and arguments before...
> $contents =~ s/$htmlimage_rx/$_ = $2;''/ego;
> $contents =~ s/$htmlimage_pr_rx/$_ .= $2;''/ego;
> ...
> }
>
> This captures the \htmlimage command contained in LaTeX
> source that is intended to be used in making an image.
> Later within this subroutine, the contents of $_
> are scanned to pick out appropriate key-words and the
> values associated with them:
>
>
> s/extrascale=([\.\d]*)/$exscale=$1;''/ie;
> s/\bscale=([\.\d]*)/$scale=$1;''/ie;
> s/(^|,\s*)external/$external=1;''/ie;
> s/(^|,\s*)((no)?_?anti)alias(_?(text))?/$aalias = $2.$4;''/ie;
> s/(^|,\s*)((no)?_?trans)parent/$trans = $2;''/ie;
> s/thumbnail=([\.\d]*)/$thumbnail=$1;''/ie;
> s/usemap=([^\s,]+)/$usemap=$1;''/ie;
> s/map=([^\s,]+)/;$map=$1;''/ie;
> s/align=([^\s,]+)/$align=$1;''/ie;
> s/flip=([^\s,]+)/$flip=$1;''/ie;
> s/color_?(depth)?=([^\s,]+)/$cdepth=$2;''/ie;
>
> > My version of latex2html (as given by latex2html -V) is:
> > This is LaTeX2HTML Version 2002-2-1 (1.70)
> >
> > And the identifier in the respective html.perl file is:
> > # $Id: html.perl,v 1.38 1999/11/05 11:44:47 RRM Exp $
> >
> > Is there a newer version floating around? (Possibly
> > in alpha/beta?)
>
> I doubt that anyone has made any changes to this aspect
> of the coding any time recently.
>
>
>
> BTW, the subroutine in html.perl starting:
>
> sub do_cmd_htmlimage { ....
>
> is just a catch-all in case the \htmlimage command
> somehow does not get caught by the processing of
> environments. If it ends up in normal paragraphing,
> then it is ignored, apart from placing a warning message
> into the screen-output.
>
> > Best,
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Ross Moore
>
> > Ph.
>
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