Re: [l2h] Underline problem
Ulli, you may not want all the customizations but the install/setup
instructions you may find useful. this is what is known to work on my
system.
Regards,
Darrell
LaTeX TOOLS INSTALLATION ORDER
(install all these utilities to the same drive letter)
Note*** MiKTeX 2.4 caused problems (won't work unless LATEX_DUMP=0)
and puts thick black underlines on some of the images.
DO NOT upgrade. Keep 2.3 local repository currently
located in \Software\TeX\MikTeX.
Known working version combinations on XP SP2:
MiKTeX 2.3.1222
ActivePerl 5.8.4.810
NetPBM 10.18.4.1456
Ghostscript 8.14
Ghostview 4.6
LaTeX2HTML 2002-2-1 (1.71)
WinEdt build 20020323 (v. 5.3)
a. MikTeX (small package)
download repository files to \Software\TeX\MikTeX
install to \TeX\texmf and TeX\localtexmf trees
b. Ghostscript and GSView
install to TeX\gs and TeX\Ghostgum, respectively
c. ActivePerl
install to \TeX\perl
d. NetPBM
install to \TeX\NetPBM
e. LaTeX2HTML
instructions below
f. WinEdt
use conventional soft wrapping
or equivelent
LaTeX2HTML install:
1. Expand the archive.
2. Edit prefs.pm
a. $prefs{'EXTRAPATH'} =
'c:\\tex\\gs\\gs8.14\\bin;c:\\tex\\netpbm\\bin';
b. $prefs{'PREFIX'} = 'c:\\tex\\l2h';
c. $prefs{'TEXPATH'} = 'c:\\tex\\texmf\\tex\\l2h';
d. $prefs{'TMPSPACE'} = 'c:\\tex\\l2htemp';
3. Edit l2hconf.pin
a. @IMAGE_TYPES = qw(gif png);
b. $INIT_FILE_NAME = $ENV{'L2HINIT_NAME'} || 'l2hinit';
4. Edit latex2html.pin. Make the following mods marked by (dgr)
if not already made by Ross in the source.
a. sub default_textohtmlinfopage {
local($_) = @_;
local($argv) = $argv;
# (dgr) next line remmed out to remove hyperlink to source file
#if (-f ../$argv) { $argv = make_href (../$argv, $argv, ); }
b. sub get_date {
local($format,$order) = @_;
local(@lt) = localtime;
local($d,$m,$y) = @lt[3,4,5];
# if ($format =~ /ISO/) {
# sprintf(%4d-%02d-%02d, 1900+$y, $m+1, $d);
# (dgr) previous 2 lines remmed out
# (dgr) next two lines change the date format
if ($format =~ /ISO/) {
sprintf(%4d/%02d/%02d, $m+1, $d, 1900+$y);
} elsif ($format) {
if ($order) { eval sprintf(.$format.,.$order.); }
else { sprintf($format, $d, $m+1, 1900+$y); }
} else { sprintf(%d/%d/%d, $m+1, $d, 1900+$y); }
}
sub address_data {
local($user, $date, $_);
local($format,$order) = @_;
# Get author, (email address) and current date.
#($user = L2hos-fullname()) =~ s/,.*//;
# (dgr) previous line remmed out
# (dgr) next two lines redefine user data
($user = D. Ryan);
($useremail = [EMAIL PROTECTED]);
($user, get_date($format,$order));
}
5. Run config.bat. Check config.log.
6. Run test.bat. Check output in tests\l2htest folder.
On Win9x, set command box to at least a 1024 environment size.
This can be done by the properties tab for the command.com window,
or globally by shell=d:\windows\command.com /e:1024 /p in config.sys.
For NT/200x/XP, this is not necessary.
7. Run install.bat -debug. Note-- it may be necessary to run *all*
latex2html jobs with the -debug switch. Without it, you may get
the error when converting images:
Specified COMMAND search directory bad
Too many parameters
For NT/200x/XP, no debug switch is necessary.
8. Rename dot.latex2html-init to l2hinit and customize as follows.
Put this just before the Navigation Panel section,
as to not be overridden prior in the file.
###
# DGR#
# 10/14/04 #
#BEGIN AAH CUSTOMIZATIONS #
###
# default setting in l2hconf (uncommented)
#$ICONSERVER = ''||'file:///C|/tex/l2h/icons';
# use this for local development and post-production
$ICONSERVER = 'file:///C|/tex/l2h/icons';
# use this for production
#$ICONSERVER = 'http://aah.ryan-usa.com/l2hicons';
# default setting in l2hconf (uncommented)
# $ALTERNATIVE_ICONS = 0;
# default setting in l2hconf (uncommented)
#$DESTDIR = ''; # Put the result in this directory
# use this for local development
$DESTDIR = '';
# use this for the dry run directory
#$DESTDIR ='1014304';
# use this for the upload directory
#$DESTDIR ='101404ul';
# use this for the local image
#$DESTDIR ='101404im';
# default setting in l2hconf (uncommented)
# $TMP = 'C:\\tex\\l2htemp';
# default setting in l2hconf (uncommented)
# $ADDRESS = I$address_data[0]/I\nBRI$address_data[1]/I;
$ADDRESS = 'smalla
href=mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED]/a/small';
# default setting in l2hconf, (uncommented)
#$DVIPSOPT = ' -Ppdf -E';
# default setting in l2hconf, (uncommented)
#$DVIPSOPT
Re: [l2h] image generation problem
- Original Message - From: Ross Moore To: Bob van der Poel Cc: latex2html@tug.org Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2005 7:10 PM Subject: Re: [l2h] image generation problem On 24/04/2005, at 8:53 AM, Bob van der Poel wrote: Error: Cannot read 'img2.png': No such file or directory Converting image #14 pstoimg: Warning: Cannot use /home/bob/tmp/l2h6263 as temporary directory. pstoimg: Error: Cannot find file /home/bob/tmp/l2h6263/_image014.ps: No such file or directory This looks like a lack of write-permission. Or maybe there is a delay in creating the directory ? --- due to some kind of caching of OS commands ? No, No, and no. The same things have been known to happen on Windows 9x, NT/2000/XP. One does not configure write permissions on 9x at all (it's a single user OS), and on NT/2000/XP I've administered these systems for many years and can assure you sufficient permissions existed at the time of these errors. During my troubleshooting I determined the first and third error messages are truthful (there really was no such file or directory) and as for the second.L2H seems to be the only app with trouble using that directory. I did not take the time to convince myself with 100% certainty, but I specifically remember downgrading to an older version of MiKTeX for Windows seemed to solve many, if not all, my problems. I suggest a similar approach for the current user with the difficulties (IOW, try a different LaTeX package.) Darrell ___ latex2html mailing list latex2html@tug.org http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
[l2h] XP problems
I've got a new PC with XP (was on 98 and NT before w/ no prob.) I've got all the latest downloads of l2h, netpbm, activeperl, ghostscript. Does anyone know why some of my math formulas now have a thick underline, and what to do about it? It's only some of them (I have amsmath loaded. BTW). I've even 'downgraded' to the same versions of l2h, netpbm, perl, gs, I had on the old system, configured everything the same, and still have the problem. I'm scratching my head on this one. I was also having a problem utilizing the temporary directory I defined in prefs.pm before installation, which resulted in no images being generated, butI later set$LATEX_DUMP = 0 which seems to fix, or at least workaround,that particular problem. Any advice for l2h on WinXP will be appreciated (except to get Linux--that's not an option). Thanks, Darrell ___ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
Re: [l2h] Installation
Hi all, I've tried to install Latex2Html for sometimes, but not succeeded. I followed intructions in http://www.mayer.dial.pipex.com/l2h.htm but somehow the file PSTOIMG is not correctly created. If I ignore this fact and go on the installation, when I launch C:\texmf\TEXutils\Latex2html\bin\latex2html.bat Test.tex Things get wrong at the end: the latex2html can't creat images from source file. ... In an initialization file, say l2hconf.pm, make doubly sure you have set: @IMAGE_TYPES = qw(gif png); Darrell ___ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
Re: Re: [l2h] Why images cannot be generated?
path. In case you didn't know, the prefs.pm mod
that takes care of this without having to put GS and netpbm in the path is:
$prefs{'EXTRAPATH'} = 'F:\\gs\\gs7.04\\bin;F:\\netpbm\\bin';
...your paths may vary according to where you installed GS and netpbm,
obviously.
6. If all's OK in config.log, run test.bat. See if your errors go away.
7. Look at test output with your browser and verify the mathematical
formulae display correctly.
8. Run install.bat. Consider placing the l2h\bin folder in your path, so
you can later run latex2html.bat from any directory. You may also wish to
keep that l2hinit file discussed earlier (for some reason it did not seem to
copy over to the install directory.) It doesn't really need to go there per
se, but you will probably want to keep a copy of it _somewhere_ before you
remove the expanded archive files that you ran the install from (which are
now safe to delete since it is already installed at the destination
folder.) Copies of l2hinit can be modified and placed accordingly to
facilitate different local configurations (e.g. unique to each project,
person, etc.) without having to all the time modify the l2hconf.pm, which
applies global settings _before_ parsing l2hinit.
Here is a useful document that you may or may not have looked at:
http://www.mayer.dial.pipex.com/l2h.htm
Darrell
Similarly, the following is the segmented texts in pstoimg.bat after
running install.bat:
...
# Ghostscript
my $GS = 'C:\\gs\\gs8.00\\bin\\gswin32c.exe';
my $GSDEVICE = 'pnmraw';
my $GSALIASDEVICE = 'ppmraw';
...
Looks good.
Search path:
. ; C:\gs\gs8.00\lib ; C:\gs\fonts ; c:/gs/gs8.00/lib ; c:/gs/fonts
For more information, see c:/gs/gs8.00/doc/Use.htm.
Report bugs to [EMAIL PROTECTED], using the form in Bug-form.htm.
Converting image #2
pstoimg.bat: Error: Ghostscript returned error status 0
pstoimg.bat: Error: Couldn't find pnm output of
C:\ChinaTeX\Temp\l2h1624\image002.ps
So it looks like Ghostscript got started, but it failed for some reason.
Run your job again, using the -debug switch.
Post the output to the terminal that results.
Perhaps some of the extra messages will reveal something useful.
This will also retain intermediate files, such as the .ps files,
and show LaTeX messages as well.
It may be that something is missing for LaTeX, resulting in one or more
empty, or otherwise bad, images.
Hope this helps,
Ross Moore
best regards,
Shujun LI
Hi all,
I download the latest version of latex2html from www.latex2htm.org,
but I encountered strange problem when I run test.bat after running
config.bat. The problem is: all images, including the ones generated to
display complex equations, cannot be displayed in the html pages. The report
is as follows:
Converting image #2
pstoimg.bat: Error: Ghostscript returned error status 0
pstoimg.bat: Error: Couldn't find pnm output of
C:\ChinaTeX\Temp\l2h1624\image002.ps
Error: Cannot read 'img2.gif': No such file or directory
Although it seems that I have not correctly installed Ghostscript, I
really installed the latest version (Ghostscript 8.00) and set
$prefs{'EXTRAPATH'} = 'C:\\gs\\gs8.00\\bin'; in prefs.pm before I ran
config.bat.
Hmm; I've never seen Ghostscript 8.
Can you please show me what message results from the following
commands:
gs -v
gs --help
(just the first few lines, please)
If I omit the problem and continue to run install.bat, the problem
remains when I try to translate any .tex file to html documents.
I'm guessing that the full path to Ghostscript was not found when you
installed
LaTeX2HTML. There should be a message about this in the configure log.
This means that some variables, name $GS and starting $GS... will have
empty
values instead of full directory paths.
You could try to find these and fix them, or wait until the installer
is patched
to recognise this latest version of Ghostscript.
Hope this helps,
Ross Moore
Shujun Li
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Institute of Image Processing
School of Electronics Information Engineering
Xi'an Jiaotong University
Xi'an, Shaanxi 710049, P. R. China
My home page: http://www.hooklee.com
Welcome to visit ChinaTeX: http://www.ctexer.net
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Re: [l2h] Math in section title
- Original Message -
From: Ross Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Darrell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 06, 2002 8:16 PM
Subject: Re: [l2h] Math in section title
...
Here is a context-diff for a simple patch that will allow images in the
Table of Contents. It works by first looking at the full version of the
title,
and using this when there are images. Otherwise it retains the
*simplified*
version -- which will usually be the same anyway.
If you have difficulties with this, then send me examples of the
complicated titles that you are using.
Hope this helps,
Ross Moore
Thanks Ross. It works great.
I am adding a reminder to remind you in 3 months to see about the scaling
issue :-)
Darrell
RCS file: /home/latex2ht/cvs/latex2html/user/latex2html.pin,v
retrieving revision 1.70
diff -c -r1.70 latex2html.pin
*** latex2html.pin 2002/08/22 15:14:08 1.70
--- latex2html.pin 2002/10/07 01:14:43
***
*** 7908,7914
local($countUL); #counter to ensure correct tag matching
my $root_file, $href;
if (@subtree) {
! local($next_depth, $file, $title, $star, $ldepth,$this_file,
$prev_file);
$ldepth = $depth;
$prev_file = $base_file;
# @subtree = sort numerically @subtree;
--- 7908,7914
local($countUL); #counter to ensure correct tag matching
my $root_file, $href;
if (@subtree) {
! local($next_depth, $file, $title, $sec_title, $star,
$ldepth,$this_file, $prev_file);
$ldepth = $depth;
$prev_file = $base_file;
# @subtree = sort numerically @subtree;
***
*** 7916,7923
--- 7916,7927
$title = '';
if ($exclude) {
# making TOC
+ ($next_depth, $file, $sec_title) =
+ split($delim,$section_info{$next});
($next_depth, $file, $title, $star) =
split($delim,$toc_section_info{$next});
+ # use the %section_info title, in case there are images
+ $title = $sec_title if ($sec_title =~ /image_mark\#/);
} else {
# making mini-TOC i.e. the child-links tables
$star = '';
***
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[l2h] Math in section title
I quickly browsed the archives and found some related issues addressed, but none that I saw were quite like my problem. I have a simple equation in a section title. I am using amsmath and L2H 2002-2 (1.70). The LaTeX output is perfect, i.e. the equation is included everywhere it should be (TOC, section heading, etc.) and scales correctly. As you know, the main html page produced by LaTeX2HTML (index.html) contains a copy of the TOC, even if there is no \tableofcontents command in the LaTeX source. In this TOC copy the equation displays fine, but the real TOC (i.e. the separate html page accessed from the contents navigation button when a \tableofcontents is included) does not contain the equation. The html source for this page is completely missing the img tag for the equation. I guess I could copy and paste the tag from index.html, but I thought I would ask if anyone knew of a fix since that seems like a very inefficient workaround, especially if I wish to include math in many more section titles. There is a separate issue of getting the image to scale correctly in the heading of the actual html file for that particular section. I've tried \protect to no avail. Any suggestions for both or either of these issues will be appreciated. -- Darrell ___ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
[l2h] Re: GS returned error status 1
Just an update, this problem goes away if L2H and the .tex source files both reside on the NT system partition. Oddly enough, if they both reside on some other partition (E: in my case) the problem continues. I just thought I would bring this to the developers' attention to see if it made any sense to you. This workaround will suffice, but it would be nice if I could keep all my data segregated from the system partition. Has this happened to anyone else running NT? Darrell - Original Message - From: Darrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 10:37 PM Subject: GS returned error status 1 Disk crashed and had to rebuild, so I took advantage of the opportunity to load the latest versions I could find: GS 7.04 Netpbm 9.24 LaTeX2HTML 2k.1beta(1.62) MikTeX 2.1 (this is an NT4 system) Test.bat works fine, but when I install and run l2h on my restored files, it returns the following error for each image it's trying to convert: Converting image #xxx pstoimg.bat: Error: Ghostscript returned error status 1 pstoimg.bat: Error: Couldn't find pnmoutput of E:\TEMP\l2hxxx\imagexxx.ps I have verified that the .ps files are in the appropriate l2hxxx folder at the time these errors occur, but not being too swift under the hood of L2H I'm not sure what else to check. So I thought, if I had it working before it will work again, right? Wrong. I've tried downgrading everything back to the same versions that were working _perfectly_ before, even with the exact same l2hconf and init files, and the errors still occur. Weird. Any ideas? Darrell ___ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
[l2h] GS returned error status 1
Disk crashed and had to rebuild, so I took advantage of the opportunity to load the latest versions I could find: GS 7.04 Netpbm 9.24 LaTeX2HTML 2k.1beta(1.62) MikTeX 2.1 (this is an NT4 system) Test.bat works fine, but when I install and run l2h on my restored files, it returns the following error for each image it's trying to convert: Converting image #xxx pstoimg.bat: Error: Ghostscript returned error status 1 pstoimg.bat: Error: Couldn't find pnmoutput of E:\TEMP\l2hxxx\imagexxx.ps I have verified that the .ps files are in the appropriate l2hxxx folder at the time these errors occur, but not being too swift under the hood of L2H I'm not sure what else to check. So I thought, if I had it working before it will work again, right? Wrong. I've tried downgrading everything back to the same versions that were working _perfectly_ before, even with the exact same l2hconf and init files, and the errors still occur. Weird. Any ideas? Darrell ___ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
Re: [l2h] Bug?
Hit the enter key a time or two, it should resume. Darrell - Original Message - From: Kim Schioett [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2001 8:45 AM Subject: [l2h] Bug? Hi, I have a problem when installing latex2html on Win32 (running config.bat). The following is an excerpt of the messages in the prompt: ---start of excerpt checking for dvips... D:\TEXMF\MIKTEX\BIN\dvips.exe checking dvips version... ---end of excerpt and after this point nothing happens (given that nothing happens, if nothing has happened after 30 minutes). My dvips version is 5.86. Thankyou in advance for your reply, Kim Schioett. ___ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html ___ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
Re: [l2h] Cannot convert images in test sample file
- Original Message - From: Till A. Heilmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 7:22 AM Subject: [l2h] Cannot convert images in test sample file ... My installation of LaTeX2HTML cannot convert images. My specs are: Windows NT 4.0 (SP6) in c:\winnt\ MiKTeX 2.1 in c:\programs\texmf\ Netpbm 9.20 in c:\programs\netpbm\bin\ Ghostscript 7.03 in c:\programs\gs\gs7.03 GSview 4.0 in c:\programs\gsview\ LaTeX2HTML-2K.1beta in c:\l2h\ ... content of test.log AFPL Ghostscript 7.03 (2001-10-20) Copyright (C) 2001 artofcode LLC, Benicia, CA. All rights reserved. This software comes with NO WARRANTY: see the file PUBLIC for details. GSGSshowpage, press return to continue GSshowpage, press return to continue GSRunning \programs\netpbm\bin\pnmcrop.exe -verbose C:\TEMP\l2h173\p158.pnm C:\TEMP\l2h173\p158.t01 pstoimg.bat: Error: \programs\netpbm\bin\pnmcrop.exe - verboseC:\TEMP\l2h173\p158.pnm C:\TEMP\l2h173 \p158.t01 failed: No such file or directory Error while converting image Error: Cannot read 'img2.png': No such file or directory Till, I am also on NT and have had this very same problem, only intermittently. I haven't quite put my finger on the cause of the problem, but as I'm sure you have already discovered it is looking for files in a directory (in this case l2h173) under your temp folder but that directly simply is not there (which begs the question, why does it think its there (Ross?)) Although I have not been able to consistently reproduce the problem, I have noticed if you by chance have another process that has recently done something (i.e. an explorer window or dos box open on your destination directory or the temp folder) and have recently deleted something in that process, then this can cause problems somewhere in the process of running latex2html subsequently. In my experience, I sometimes even get access denined when trying to delete stuff from the destination folder after this problem happens (and I am admin, so not a permission issue.) I am able to get around this by either 1)terminating the offending process, i.e. closing the dos box or explorer window, 2)tinkering with the ldump setting and/or the reuse setting, or 3) at worst, sending the output to a completely different location than used on previous runs. Your mileage may vary. What I am certain of is it is looking for something that simply isn't there (for some reason) which is why I would be suspect of anything in latex2html or supporting programs that in any way cache file locations. Somehow you need to force it to forget the images were ever there in the first place so they can create a new home for themselves on the next run. Weird problem, I know. I guess I'm fortunate it only happens to me intermittently. Darrell ___ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
Re: [l2h] Cannot convert images in test sample file
emailed and posted to [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Ross Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Darrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 3:28 PM Subject: Re: [l2h] Cannot convert images in test sample file LaTeX2HTML uses 2 temporary locations to write files while working. Both are deleted at the end of the run, *unless* the -debug switch is used. ... According to this, it may be that the NT operating system, or a process initiated by browser software, is deleting the contents of the temporary directory *before* LaTeX2HTML has finished using those files. I realize that some are not as fortunate as others and must run NT :-) but it is not Nt that is deleting them. It is, as you say, lth that is deleting them. The problem is, at least by my observations, that l2h for some reason (when trying to convert the images) sometimes wants to use the same directory it used in the previous run, which is of course, no longer exists because l2h deleted it :-) If this is indeed the case, then having l2hnum created in a different location may well be appropriate on the NT platform. Ways to do this are outlined above. Please test this and report success or failure. I will try this, but definitive results may take a while since this is an intermittent problem (at least on my box.) Remember to use -debug at first, so that you can check where the temporary directory is in fact located. Is this just a Windows 2000 effect ? (Others have been using NT for quite a long time without this problem.) This is NT, and I doubt that NT is the culprit. L2h is looking for something that simply is not there (but was there on a previous run.) I'm not saying it's l2h's fault either. hel, it's probably the operator's fault! ...but highly improbable :-). I _thought) I was wrong once, but it turned out I was mistaken about that :-) Thank you for your assistance. Darrell Thanks for the observations. I hope you can figure what is causing the problem and find a simple fix for it. All the best, Ross Moore Darrell ___ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html ___ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html ___ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
[l2h] newbie question
Some newbie questions: 1. I don't think my init file is ever being parsed because changes I make there are never being applied in subsequent runs. I'm running 2k.1beta(1.57) on an NT PC. I've tried leaving the init file named .latex2html-init, renaming it to various things and changing $INIT_FILE_NAME in l2hconf.pm accordingly. ...But changes I make in l2hconf.pm seem to work. (Do I even need the init file (just change/append l2hcon.pm as necessary?) 2. For the life of me I can't seem to customize $ADDRESS. Changes I make in l2hconf.pm (and in the init file per #1) are not being applied. 3. This may be a LaTeX issue, not sure, I'm a newbie there too. How can I prevent l2h from placing a contents entry in index.html. (i.e. clicking on next in index.html just takes you to, well, the contents page. I definitely want the contents to be there, just not in the list in index.html. 4. How can I generate the manuals locally. All guidelines I have found seem to revolve around make which is unavailable on PC. Thank you very much. Darrell ___ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
Re: [l2h] newbie question
$INIT_FILE_NAME = $ENV{'L2HINIT_NAME'} || '.latex2html-init'
So to change the default name, you have to set an environment variable
with name L2HINIT_NAME .
That worked.
I don't know why the default file isn't being read.
Perhaps filenames beginning with '.' are not allowed on your system ?
Apparently so. I can rename a file to . but I cannot edit ..
Says bad file name. Additionally, during installation it appears that NT
parsed .latex2html-init as dot.latex2html-init because that's what was
created initially, hence the need to rename it.
Use also the -show_init commandline switch;
this will cause the contents of the initialisation file to be printed
on the About this Document... page.
That way you can see whether the correct file is being found and read.
(You may also spot a Perl error, that is otherwise eluding your gaze. :-)
I C:ee what you mean :-)
2. For the life of me I can't seem to customize $ADDRESS. Changes I
make
in l2hconf.pm (and in the init file per #1) are not being applied.
Have you included the line:
package main;
in the init-file ? This may be needed to match the package used in the
main script, so that your own definitions will override the defaults.
Now that it's reading the init file, it works (even without package main).
3. This may be a LaTeX issue, not sure, I'm a newbie there too. How can
I
prevent l2h from placing a contents entry in index.html. (i.e.
clicking
on next in index.html just takes you to, well, the contents page. I
definitely want the contents to be there, just not in the list in
index.html.
Show me an example document.
Where do the \tableofcontents and \printindex commands occur
in your LaTeX source ?
*Now* \tableofcontents appears after the last section of text. Problem
solved.
Thank you for your help.
Darrell
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At line 91 in the generated Makefile (line 90 of Makefile.in), the line test -s $$file latex2html=$$file break ; \ fails on a Red Hat Linux installation running GNU make 3.79 and bash 1.14.7; the variable latex2html is not defined for the following commands. The replacement line test -s $$file latex2html=$$file break ; \ works correctly in the same environment. -- Darrell Tangman -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Augusta, Georgia, USA ___ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
