Lawrence,
Thank you! This is really great. Vid -- [email protected] On Tue, Dec 20, 2016, at 10:25 AM, Lindsay John Lawrence wrote: > I took a few minutes to more sensibly organize the individual > catenated html docs. Updated file attached. > If you open the html in google-chrome web browser you can 'print...', > 'save as pdf..' and get a single hyperlinked pdf. > > /Lindsay > > The list of files in the catenated html, in order: > > toc.html > ref.html > refA.html > refB.html > refC.html > refD.html > refE.html > refF.html > refG.html > refH.html > refI.html > refJ.html > refK.html > refL.html > refM.html > refN.html > refO.html > refP.html > refQhtml > refR.html > refS.html > refT.html > refU.html > refV.html > refW.html > refX.html > refY.html > refZ.html > ref_.html > select.html > tut.html > app.html > faq.html > native.html > > > > > > On Mon, Dec 19, 2016 at 8:21 PM, Lindsay John Lawrence > <[email protected]> wrote: >> Attached is my quick 10minute solution when I wanted a doc+tutorial >> to peruse on a long car ride. >> >> # ------------------------------------------------------------------- >> # ----------------------------- >> # Run pil static web server on /usr/lib/picolisp/doc >> pil @lib/http.l -'server 8080 "*.html"' -wait >> >> # Build an index file 'pil.txt' of the .html docs you care about and >> # use wget to get a single html doc >> # wget -O merged_output_file -i >> # list_of_references_for_the_various_htmls >> wget -O pil.html -i ./pil.txt >> >> # With a little regex tinkering to adjust the hrefs and generate id >> # attributes, the resulting single html file, is a usable doc. >> # ------------------------------------------------------------------- >> # ----------------------------- >> >> >> However, with termux + picolisp on my android phone I haven't used >> this much recently. >> It is simple to just run local webserver against the docs folder, or >> use (doc 'symbol) from the REPL. >> >> >> /Lindsay >> >> P.S. PicoLisp is awesome. >> > Email had 1 attachment: > * pil.html > 979k (text/html)
