On 25 Jan 2011 as I do recall,
Martin Bazley wrote:
> (The full save code really needs rewriting anyway, to organise things in
> a directory structure with original leafnames intact mimicking the
> structure of an actual website, simultaneously making it more
> user-friendly to browse and easier to transcode URLs for
>
[snip]
I don't think that's actually possible: WebsterXL used to try to do
just this, and the result was that you got all sorts of directories with
random image files in appearing *above* the 'full save' you thought
you'd created. Unfortunately not all elements of a web page are
necessarily loaded from levels subsidiary to the actual HTML file.
I find Netsurf's approach - to rewrite the whole thing into a RISC OS
application structure and enclose an Inventory file listing the original
sources/names of the files - to be much more useful in practice, and
more elegant.
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