From powerk@itcarlow.ie Thu Nov 1 15:31:23 2001 From: powerk@itcarlow.ie (Ken Power) Date: Thu, 1 Nov 2001 15:31:23 -0000 Subject: [l2h] No equation/images in win98 - please help! Message-ID: <000701c162ea$43e90ae0$67149995@itcarlow.ie> I can't find a solution elsewhere, forgive me if the answer has been posted and I couldn' find it. re: latex2html-99.2beta8 I've installed latex2html in win98, run config.bat (results below), then ran the test program which worked perfectly except that the equations do not appear in the web pages (image1 appears instead). Please help, I've spent the last 16 hours trying to figure out where I've gone wrong Thanks again ============================================================= ===I know I probably shoudn't, but I've included the output from config.bat==== ===Every thing seems to be OK ???================================== ================================= Starting Configuration... config.pl, Release 99.2beta8 (Revision 1.32) Accompanies LaTeX2HTML, (C) 1999 GNU Public License. checking for old config file (cfgcache.pm)... not found (ok) checking for platform... MSWin32 (Windows 32 bit) checking for C:\Perl\bin\Perl.exe... C:\Perl\bin\Perl.exe checking perl version... 5.006001 checking if perl supports some dbm... yes checking if perl globbing works... yes checking for tex... C:\PROGRA~1\MIKTEX\MIKTEX\BIN\tex.exe checking for latex... C:\PROGRA~1\MIKTEX\MIKTEX\BIN\latex.exe checking for initex... C:\PROGRA~1\MIKTEX\MIKTEX\BIN\initex.exe checking for kpsewhich... no checking for TeX include path... NONE Warning: Will not automatically install LaTeX2HTML style files. checking for dvips... C:\PROGRA~1\MIKTEX\MIKTEX\BIN\dvips.exe checking dvips version... 5.86 checking if dvips supports the combination of -E and -i -S 1... yes checking for html4-check... no checking for gswin32c... C:\PROGRA~1\GS\GS6.50\BIN\gswin32c.exe checking for ghostscript version... 6.50 checking for ghostscript portable bitmap device... pnmraw checking for full color device for anti-aliasing... ppmraw checking for ghostscript library and font paths... built-in paths are correct checking for pnmcrop... C:\TEXMF\NETBPM\pnmcrop.exe checking if pnmcrop can crop from one direction... yes checking for pnmflip... C:\TEXMF\NETBPM\pnmflip.exe checking for ppmquant... C:\TEXMF\NETBPM\ppmquant.exe checking for pnmfile... C:\TEXMF\NETBPM\pnmfile.exe checking for pnmcat... C:\TEXMF\NETBPM\pnmcat.exe checking for pbmmake... C:\TEXMF\NETBPM\pbmmake.exe checking for ppmtogif... C:\TEXMF\NETBPM\ppmtogif.exe checking if ppmtogif can make transparent GIFs... checking if ppmtogif can make transparent GIFs... yes checking if ppmtogif can make interlaced GIFs... yes checking for pnmtopng... C:\TEXMF\NETBPM\pnmtopng.exe checking if multiple pipes work... no Unfortunately multiple pipes are not reliable on this OS. checking for temporary disk space... C:\WINDOWS\TEMP creating cfgcache.pm creating test.bat creating install.bat Note: Will install... ... executables to : C:\texmf\latex2html\bin ... library items to : C:\texmf\latex2html Starting build... ... building latex2html build.pl (Revision 1.5) Building "latex2html.bat" from "latex2html.pin" ... building pstoimg build.pl (Revision 1.5) Building "pstoimg.bat" from "pstoimg.pin" ... building texexpand build.pl (Revision 1.5) Building "texexpand.bat" from "texexpand.pin" ... building configuration module build.pl (Revision 1.5) Building "l2hconf.pm" from "l2hconf.pin" Configuration procedure finished ----------------- Ken Power; ken@ken-power.com Computing Lecturer, Office 202, Phone 512 Institute of Technology Carlow, Killkenny Rd., Carlow, Ireland Tel. +353 (0)503 70512 Fax. +353 (0)503 70500 From Steve Mayer" Message-ID: <005501c16458$010b4520$ca30bc3e@dan> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ken Power" To: Sent: 01 November 2001 15:31 Subject: [l2h] No equation/images in win98 - please help! > I can't find a solution elsewhere, forgive me if the answer has been posted > and I couldn' find it. > > re: latex2html-99.2beta8 > > I've installed latex2html in win98, run config.bat (results below), then ran > the test program which worked perfectly except that the equations do not > appear in the web pages (image1 appears instead). > > Please help, I've spent the last 16 hours trying to figure out where I've > gone wrong > > Thanks again > > ============================================================= > ===I know I probably shoudn't, but I've included the output from > config.bat==== > ===Every thing seems to be OK ???================================== > ================================= [snip] In order to solve this problem it would be a good idea to have a look at the screen output particularly when (or if) the images are being created. Unfortunately, only the warnings appear in a log (what does it say?) so you will need a lot of fast Pause button pushing, then copying and pasting the text elsewhere. If this text doesn't help you, maybe you should post it here. As far as the config.log is concerned, yes it does look OK except that I would not put tex related programs in C:\Program Files. Some of these programs don't like spaces (or ~) in folder or file names, sometimes giving obscure errors, which is why the latest version of Miktex defaults to C:\texmf. Thus the first thing I would do is check the output to see that dvips is operating correctly. Secondly, I would look to see if the images are being created but are in a different directory from that in which the html file expects to find them. But it's the screen output that is the key. If necessary increase the verbosity level to get more information. Steve Mayer From julius@best.com Sat Nov 3 18:40:29 2001 From: julius@best.com (Julius Smith) Date: Sat, 03 Nov 2001 10:40:29 -0800 Subject: [l2h] No equation/images in win98 - please help! In-Reply-To: <005501c16458$010b4520$ca30bc3e@dan> References: <000701c162ea$43e90ae0$67149995@itcarlow.ie> Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20011103103902.028289f0@shell16.ba.best.com> I would also add to look at images.log in the output directory. Also, "latex2html -debug ..." may add more useful info. -- jos At 11:09 AM 11/3/2001 +0000, Steve Mayer wrote: >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Ken Power" >To: >Sent: 01 November 2001 15:31 >Subject: [l2h] No equation/images in win98 - please help! > > > > I can't find a solution elsewhere, forgive me if the answer has been >posted > > and I couldn' find it. > > > > re: latex2html-99.2beta8 > > > > I've installed latex2html in win98, run config.bat (results below), then >ran > > the test program which worked perfectly except that the equations do not > > appear in the web pages (image1 appears instead). > > > > Please help, I've spent the last 16 hours trying to figure out where I've > > gone wrong > > > > Thanks again > > > > ============================================================= > > ===I know I probably shoudn't, but I've included the output from > > config.bat==== > > ===Every thing seems to be OK ???================================== > > ================================= >[snip] > >In order to solve this problem it would be a good idea to have a look at the >screen output particularly when (or if) the images are being created. >Unfortunately, only the warnings appear in a log (what does it say?) so you >will need a lot of fast Pause button pushing, then copying and pasting the >text elsewhere. If this text doesn't help you, maybe you should post it >here. > >As far as the config.log is concerned, yes it does look OK except that I >would not put tex related programs in C:\Program Files. Some of these >programs don't like spaces (or ~) in folder or file names, sometimes giving >obscure errors, which is why the latest version of Miktex defaults to >C:\texmf. Thus the first thing I would do is check the output to see that >dvips is operating correctly. Secondly, I would look to see if the images >are being created but are in a different directory from that in which the >html file expects to find them. > >But it's the screen output that is the key. If necessary increase the >verbosity level to get more information. > >Steve Mayer > > >_______________________________________________ >latex2html mailing list >latex2html@tug.org >http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html From john.clark@neteon.com Mon Nov 5 08:01:22 2001 From: john.clark@neteon.com (john.clark@neteon.com) Date: Mon, 5 Nov 2001 00:01:22 -0800 Subject: [l2h] New Domain Names .USA, .Email and others Message-ID: <200111050800.fA5806K18125@tug.daimi.au.dk> Hi, Jerry gave me your email address and asked me to forward to you the new names that are available. Yes, they do work and it is true. You can have the domain name and extension of your choice. I picked on and they are even doing my site for me. You can't beat the price for email and web. The name of the company is: www.onlinelizards.com . All I know is, these guys have it down and will blow away the bloody ICANN. They have created a tool that will give you something to really use, better than MSN and yahoo. I saw it at the conference and at Las Vegas. It was awesome. Well, enjoy and better get your own before it's too late. Other companies are already starting to snatch these new names up. Remember, you get to choose whatever you want. John From svitre@basystemes.fr Mon Nov 5 08:08:14 2001 From: svitre@basystemes.fr (Sebastien Vitre) Date: Mon, 05 Nov 2001 09:08:14 +0100 Subject: [l2h] Problems of cross references Message-ID: <3BE648EE.5030809@basystemes.fr> my version of latex2html is :LaTeX2HTML Version 99.2beta6 (1.42) by Nikos Drakos, Computer Based Learning Unit, University of Leeds. latex vesion is :TeX (Web2C 7.3.1) 3.14159 kpathsea version 3.3.1 I have a problem with cross references when I convert a file to html. I want have the link of cross reference with the number of cross reference and I have a Icon for this link ( See at the end of mail, the problem is explain). Do you know how solve this problem? If you have the solution, Reply me, Thanks SEB See the prblem: ----image---- (167) latex2html give this: Dans le cas ou phicor,phiv et phih sont proches de 0, on linéarise l'équation (Icon) de la façon suivanteI I want this: Dans le cas ou phicor, phiv et phih sont proches de 0, on linéarise l'équation ( 167) de la façon suivanteI From smarsland@cs.man.ac.uk Tue Nov 6 12:32:35 2001 From: smarsland@cs.man.ac.uk (Stephen Marsland) Date: Tue, 06 Nov 2001 12:32:35 +0000 Subject: [l2h] Latex2html and bibtex Message-ID: <3BE7D863.BDC176B5@cs.man.ac.uk> Hi, I can't find a mention of this problem with latex2html and bibtex in the archives. Sorry if I missed it. In the bibliography the first page number of any article is missing (see example below). This only happens for articles, not for book or conference papers. S. Albrecht, J. Busch, M. Kloppenburg, F. Metze, and P. Tavan. Generalised radial basis function networks for classification and novelty detection: Self-organisation of optimal Bayesian decision. Neural Networks, 13:- 1093, 2000. ^^^^^^^^^ The bibtex file is fine and latex produces the bibliography fine. The .bbl file has the correct information in it. I'm using latex2html version 2K.1beta (1.47), but the same problem occurs with version 99.2. Any ideas? Thanks, Stephen -- Stephen Marsland, Lecturer, Robotics and AI Research Group Room 2.64, Department of Computer Science, University of Manchester, UK From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Thu Nov 8 01:02:16 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2001 12:02:16 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] Latex2html and bibtex In-Reply-To: <3BE91A99.867F2866@cs.man.ac.uk> from Stephen Marsland at "Nov 7, 2001 11:27:21 am" Message-ID: <200111080102.fA812GW28169@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> > > Thanks for your prompt reply. > > Attached is a short .bbl file (bib.bbl) and latex file (bib.tex) > The document that used that can be seen at: > http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~jowh6/phase/phase.html Thanks. The effect occurs when BibTeX inserts \penalty0 into \bibitem entries, immediately before the page-number range. The current implementation of &ignore_numeric_argument gobbles too much: \penalty0 112--206 ^^^^^-------- takes all of this. I've just updated natbib.perl at latex2html.org with a 1-line fix that scans the bibliography contents, to remove these \penalty commands: s/\\newblock/\/g; # break at each \newblock $* = 0; # Multiline matching OFF s/\\penalty\d+//mg; # Remove \penalty declarations ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^--------------- added this line. local($this_item,$this_kind, $title); # skip to the first bibliography entry A similar line may need to be inserted in latex2html.pin within the subroutine block for: sub do_env_thebibliography { to cater for the same .bbl but without natbib being used. This probably isn't vital, but may be a good precaution for when the BibTeX .bst has been generated to be *like* natbib, but without explicitly using natbib. > It was run without any command line arguments. > > Hope this is enough, there are other documents available if you want > more evidence, let me know No, this example was just fine, to isolate the problem; thanks. Thanks for the bug report, Ross Moore > Stephen > From josef.templ@infoniqa.com Thu Nov 8 14:11:09 2001 From: josef.templ@infoniqa.com (Templ Josef) Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2001 15:11:09 +0100 Subject: [l2h] How to suppress \write output in the generated html Message-ID: Hi everybody, my LaTeX file contains commands that write into a separate file (\jobname.jhf) using \newrite and \write. The file is used for special postprocessing (we try to make JavaHelp input files automatically from LaTeX). When I convert to html, the contents of this file appears in the html text at the place of the \write. MY QUESTION IS: How can I suppress this output? I have tried the environment 'latexonly', but without any success. Anyway, in my oppinion, the output should not be in the html at the first place. Can anybody shed some light onto this? Thanks in advance - Josef P.S. I am using an up to date installation of latex2html and miktex. The installation works just fine otherwise. Also the 'latexonly' environment works for normal text. From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Thu Nov 8 22:05:42 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2001 09:05:42 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] How to suppress \write output in the generated html In-Reply-To: from Templ Josef at "Nov 8, 2001 03:11:09 pm" Message-ID: <200111082205.fA8M5gm24984@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> > Hi everybody, > > my LaTeX file contains commands that write into a separate file > (\jobname.jhf) using \newrite and \write. The file is used for special > postprocessing (we try to make JavaHelp input files automatically from > LaTeX). > > When I convert to html, the contents of this file appears in > the html text at the place of the \write. > MY QUESTION IS: > How can I suppress this output? You certainly need to be using one or more of LaTeX2HTML's "conditional code" constructions. If \write appears explicitly in the body of your LaTeX document, then simply skip this part, by surrounding it with \begin{latexonly} ... \end{latexonly} > > I have tried the environment 'latexonly', but without > any success. Anyway, in my oppinion, the output should not be in the > html > at the first place. It is more common for the \write command to be called as part ofthe expansion of another macro. In that case, use an alternative definition for the macro, so that in LaTeX2HTML the action is to simply ignore the string that LaTeX would write to a file. Use something like... \begin{htmlonly} \renewcommand{\mywritemacro}[1]{} \end{htmlonly} in the preamble of your document, after the original definition of \mywritemacro . > Can anybody shed some light onto this? Hope this helps, Ross Moore > Thanks in advance > > - Josef > > P.S. I am using an up to date installation of latex2html and miktex. > The installation works just fine otherwise. Also the 'latexonly' > environment > works for normal text. > _______________________________________________ > latex2html mailing list > latex2html@tug.org > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html From rasch@skillsonline.de Fri Nov 9 11:08:29 2001 From: rasch@skillsonline.de (Ralf Scholl) Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2001 12:08:29 +0100 Subject: [l2h] some chapters are rendered as images References: <200111080102.fA812GW28169@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> Message-ID: <003a01c1690e$dcbe4440$2bb2e4d9@internetserver> Hello, I have a serious problem, which I can't track down. I'm converting a quite big document (177 printed pages of lecture notes) with l2h. The main document is essentially saying: \pagecolor{white} \begin{document} \maketitle \tableofcontents \input{nonl1} \input{nonl2} \input{nonl3} \input{nonl4} \input{nonl5} \input{nonl6} \input{nonl7} \input{ssp1} \input{ssp2} \input{ssp3} \input{ssp4} \input{ssp5} \input{ssp6} \input{mody1} \input{stma1} \input{stma2} \input{phtc1} \input{phtc2} \input{bib} \end{document} Now, all went ok, originally, but for more than one week now, I get only the first 3 of the 5 chapters in the index and as separate web-pages. Chapters 5 and 6 (starting with stma1) are rendered partly as figures (?!?) and included as chapter 7 on the last page of chapter 3. Compare http://linneus20.ethz.ch:8080/3_9.html and scroll down below the long verbatim-part. (or search for - it's the second occurrence, where the mess starts. I have no idea, what's going wrong, since the file compiles well with latex. Ralf Scholl From gpoul@ccc.at Sun Nov 11 19:57:02 2001 From: gpoul@ccc.at (Gerhard Poul) Date: Sun, 11 Nov 2001 20:57:02 +0100 Subject: [l2h] links support Message-ID: is there a planned support for html401 browser-links meta tags in latex2html? see http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/links.html docbook can be converted to html including these meta tags. - mozilla can be used to display them in a browser interface... it's really nice.. because it makes scrolling to find these fscking html links to go forward/backward unnecessary. I'd be happy to hear from you if you have any plans to implement that or if you would accept patches which add support. - but I think it shouldn't be a big job and be completed in 10 minutes by someone who knows the source. yours, gpoul From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Sun Nov 11 20:23:51 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2001 07:23:51 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] links support In-Reply-To: from Gerhard Poul at "Nov 11, 2001 08:57:02 pm" Message-ID: <200111112023.fABKNpG06890@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> > is there a planned support for html401 browser-links meta tags in > latex2html? > LaTeX2HTML already inserts some tags in structure documents. For example, from its own manual: (at http://www-texdev.mpce.mq.edu.au/l2h/docs/manual/ ) landau.ics.mq.edu.au> grep LINK Mnode*.html Mnode10_ct.html: Mnode10_ct.html: Mnode10_ct.html: Mnode10_ct.html: Mnode10_ct.html: Mnode10_ct.html:Subsections Mnode11_ct.html: Mnode11_ct.html: Mnode11_ct.html: Mnode11_ct.html: .... .... Do these have the kind of effect that you expect ? > see http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/links.html This certainly has more extensive structure than last time I looked. The reason has not been exploited more extensively within LaTeX2HTML has been lack of browser support. But if that is changing, then certainly it becomes worthwhile to put some more effort into providing improved support for this aspect of the markup. > docbook can be converted to html including these meta tags. - mozilla can be > used to display them in a browser interface... it's really nice.. because it > makes scrolling to find these fscking html links to go forward/backward > unnecessary. > I'd be happy to hear from you if you have any plans to implement that or if > you would accept patches which add support. - but I think it shouldn't be a > big job and be completed in 10 minutes by someone who knows the source. Definitely. If you have some examples and patches to implement the markup, then please send them --- either to this list, or to me directly. But also please comment on what is already implemented, as I'd prefer to extend the existing support, rather than add a 2nd distinct implementation. > yours, > gpoul > All the best, Ross Moore > > _______________________________________________ > latex2html mailing list > latex2html@tug.org > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html From corani@elet.polimi.it Mon Nov 12 14:00:48 2001 From: corani@elet.polimi.it (Giorgio Corani) Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2001 15:00:48 +0100 Subject: [l2h] problems starting latex2html Message-ID: <3BEFD610.17D502B3@elet.polimi.it> Hi everyone. I need to translate a paper from latex to html, but i'mk not able to put latex2html at work. I've already runned the install-test script, which reported no problem. However that's what I get: [giorgio latex2html]$./latex2html articolo_english.tex Too many arguments for undef operator at ./latex2html line 2771, near "$trans)" Too many arguments for undef operator at ./latex2html line 3076, near "$etmp)" BEGIN not safe after errors--compilation aborted at ./latex2html line 4404. Could you help me? thanks, Giorgio From fdrake@acm.org Mon Nov 12 16:33:04 2001 From: fdrake@acm.org (Fred L. Drake, Jr.) Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2001 11:33:04 -0500 Subject: [l2h] links support In-Reply-To: <200111112023.fABKNpG06890@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> References: <200111112023.fABKNpG06890@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> Message-ID: <15343.63936.223806.242038@grendel.zope.com> Ross Moore writes: > LaTeX2HTML already inserts some tags in structure documents. > For example, from its own manual: > (at http://www-texdev.mpce.mq.edu.au/l2h/docs/manual/ ) ... > Do these have the kind of effect that you expect ? The "contents" and "index" links are probably not too hard to generate, and appearanly are among the most interesting for many. I managed to add support for these for the Python documentation (see the latest development version using Mozilla with the "Site Navigation Bar" enabled; http://python.sourceforge.net/devel/docs/lib/lib.html). There is definately more that could be done (the sectioning support would be nice!) > The reason has not been exploited more extensively within > LaTeX2HTML has been lack of browser support. But if that is changing, > then certainly it becomes worthwhile to put some more effort into > providing improved support for this aspect of the markup. Definately. The seems potentially very nice to have in larger documents where the HTML is generated rather than maintained manually. > Definitely. > If you have some examples and patches to implement the markup, then > please send them --- either to this list, or to me directly. What I did was to use a modified make_head_and_body() that includes the additional elements for rel="first", rel="contents" (when present), and rel="index" (when present). That's probably not the best way to do it; it would be nice to have a set of variables that could be populated with the right values, and I imagine those could be handled automatically. rel="last" should not be hard, but I just passed on that since I has no idea how to get the right target. Note that Mozilla does not currently handle things like multiple rel="index" links properly; it just uses the first one. This is covered by an existing bug report. > But also please comment on what is already implemented, as I'd prefer to > extend the existing support, rather than add a 2nd distinct implementation. This should not be too difficult for someone who understands more than I about the LaTeX2HTML implementation. But I could be wrong. ;-) -Fred -- Fred L. Drake, Jr. PythonLabs at Zope Corporation From unny@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de Tue Nov 13 15:41:44 2001 From: unny@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de (Vladimir Klebanov) Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2001 16:41:44 +0100 Subject: [l2h] \footnotemark+\footnotetext broken In-Reply-To: <20011113110100.900575A7C5@tug.org> References: <20011113110100.900575A7C5@tug.org> Message-ID: <20011113164144.A31558@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de> Hi, Having tried several version of l2h (up to 2K-1b) I can't get \footnotemark + \footnotetext to work. Two things are broken: - The footnote text does not appear - The HTML anchors are broken (NAME=footfnm1 vs. HREF=#fnm1) Try the following: -------------------------- \documentclass[a4paper, 12pt]{article} \begin{document} This is a paragraph.\footnotemark{} \footnotetext{This is a footnote.} \end{document} -------------------------- TIA, Vladimir -- Vladimir Klebanov -- unny@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de http://www.uni-karlsruhe.de/~unny TWICE, adv. Once too often. From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Tue Nov 13 22:32:43 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Wed, 14 Nov 2001 09:32:43 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] \footnotemark+\footnotetext broken In-Reply-To: <20011113164144.A31558@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de> from Vladimir Klebanov at "Nov 13, 2001 04:41:44 pm" Message-ID: <200111132232.fADMWhg18120@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> > Hi, > > Having tried several version of l2h (up to 2K-1b) I can't get \footnotemark > + \footnotetext to work. Two things are broken: > > - The footnote text does not appear > - The HTML anchors are broken (NAME=footfnm1 vs. HREF=#fnm1) Yes, you're right. The error is in latex2html.pin . $footnotes .= "\n
$sfoot_style..." ^^^^ remove this, to get: $footnotes .= "\n
$sfoot_style..." Do this in 2 places, then reinstall latex2html (else edit the installed latex2html script). This appears to fix both problems. As yet I'm not sure whether it introduces any new problems, so I'll not update the archive at www.latex2html.org until I've done a more complete examination of the Perl coding. (Certainly there is another small problem that I've noticed with the HTML on the footnotes.html page. So there is certainly a bit more work to do here.) Hope this helps, Ross Moore > > Try the following: > > -------------------------- > > \documentclass[a4paper, 12pt]{article} > > \begin{document} > > This is a paragraph.\footnotemark{} > > \footnotetext{This is a footnote.} > > \end{document} > > -------------------------- > > > TIA, > > Vladimir > > > -- > Vladimir Klebanov -- unny@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de > http://www.uni-karlsruhe.de/~unny > TWICE, adv. Once too often. > _______________________________________________ > latex2html mailing list > latex2html@tug.org > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html From sympa mon site.... Wed Nov 14 07:00:17 2001 From: sympa mon site.... (sympa mon site....) Date: Wed, 14 Nov 2001 08:00:17 +0100 Subject: [l2h] bonjour Message-ID: <200111140826.fAE8QbK31876@tug.daimi.au.dk> Salut Sophie Comme convenu je te fais parvenir l'adresse de ma première page web un peu osée ! ma photo est pas des plus terrible mais je ferais mieux apres......" rires " http://lesbisous.com/murielle Comme tu me l'as conseillé, en cliquant sur la photo de la page centrale tu pourras accéder à ma web cam. Merci de me donner tes commentaires après ta visite. je t embrasse A+ From zeta@df.uba.ar Wed Nov 14 22:07:46 2001 From: zeta@df.uba.ar (Martin Zimmermann) Date: Wed, 14 Nov 2001 19:07:46 -0300 Subject: [l2h] bug on sectionstar command? Message-ID: <3BF2EB32.931F5119@df.uba.ar> Hi, installed latex2html-Version 2K.1beta (1.47) on Redhat 7.1 I have a problem with a very simple section{}, and section*{} command. Something with the dbm... the test file which gets the bug is: \documentclass[11pt]{article} \usepackage{html,hthtml} \usepackage{epsfig,color,amsmath,amssymb} \begin{document} \latexhtml{\section{Introduction}}{\section*{Welcome!!}} \section{ Extended Systems and Pattern Formation\label{exte}} \htlink{Visual Models of Morphogenesis: A Guided Tour}{http://www.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/projects/bmv/vmm/title.html} \end{document} ------------------- I run: latex ma.tex latex2html -verbosity 3 -long_titles 1 -nonavigation -split +2 -no_footnode -local_icons -image_type gif -font_size 10pt ma.tex The end of the verbosity says... new counters and dependencies: .(section,subsection).(subsubsection,paragraph).(chapter,section).(subsection,subsubsection).(paragraph,subparagraph).(section,chapter).(subparagraph,paragraph).(subsubsection,subsection).(subsection,section).(paragraph,subsubsection) theorem counters: ++ tokenizing: ()\\(bgroup|egroup|endgroup|begingroup)(([^a-zA-Z \t])|[ \t]+|$) substituting new commands: ()\\(bgroup|egroup|endgroup|begingroup)(([^a-zA-Z \t])|[ \t]+|$) initial size: 432, resulting size: 428 wrapping raw arg commands @@@@ *** End-of-partition *** DBM: new_command open... DBM: dependent open... appending file: TMP/part_001 total length: 700 characters total length: 700 characters Translating ... 0/3:top of ma: for ma.html *** translating preamble *** .documentclass.usepackage.usepackage.latextohtmlditchpreceding *** preamble done *** *** Translating environments ***.par *** Translating commands *** *** Translations done ***.sectionstarndbm store returned -1, errno 22, key "" at /usr/bin/latex2html line 10653. ---------------------- If I run without longtitles, everything is ok. I used a previous version and worked fine. Cheers and thanks, Martin -- Martin G. Zimmermann http://www.nld.df.uba.ar/ Depto de Fisica, Univ. Buenos Aires +54 11 4576 3390 int 826 From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Thu Nov 15 00:43:12 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2001 11:43:12 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] bug on sectionstar command? In-Reply-To: <3BF2EB32.931F5119@df.uba.ar> from Martin Zimmermann at "Nov 14, 2001 07:07:46 pm" Message-ID: <200111150043.fAF0hCq04793@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> > Hi, > > installed latex2html-Version 2K.1beta (1.47) on Redhat 7.1 > > I have a problem with a very simple section{}, and section*{} command. > Something with the dbm... > > the test file which gets the bug is: > > \documentclass[11pt]{article} > \usepackage{html,hthtml} > \usepackage{epsfig,color,amsmath,amssymb} > > \begin{document} > > \latexhtml{\section{Introduction}}{\section*{Welcome!!}} No. You cannot do this kind of conditional coding with LaTeX2HTML, for something as fundamental to the document structure as \section. \latexhtml is really only useful for alternate text. Anything structural needs to be handle at a different stage of the processing to when \latexhtml gets processed. The following is OK --- well, sort of: %begin{latexonly} \section{Introduction} %end{latexonly} \begin{htmlonly} \section*{Welcome!!} \end{htmlonly} ...but you may still have problems with section-numbering if you do this. > \section{ Extended Systems and Pattern Formation\label{exte}} > \htlink{Visual Models of Morphogenesis: A Guided > Tour}{http://www.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/projects/bmv/vmm/title.html} > > \end{document} > > *** Translating environments ***.par > *** Translating commands *** > *** Translations done ***.sectionstarndbm store returned -1, errno 22, > key "" at /usr/bin/latex2html line 10653. I'm surprised that there wasn't an error before this. > ---------------------- > > If I run without longtitles, everything is ok. I used a previous version > and worked fine. Interesting; indeed surprising that it ever worked. This is worth investigating further. > Cheers and thanks, > Martin Hope this helps, Ross Moore > -- > Martin G. Zimmermann http://www.nld.df.uba.ar/ > Depto de Fisica, Univ. Buenos Aires +54 11 4576 3390 int > 826 > _______________________________________________ > latex2html mailing list > latex2html@tug.org > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html From mono@arquimedes.utp.edu.co Thu Nov 15 16:03:05 2001 From: mono@arquimedes.utp.edu.co (Jaime Alberto Silva Colorado) Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2001 11:03:05 -0500 Subject: [l2h] Including fields in the head section Message-ID: <20011115110305.20cae8ba.mono@arquimedes.utp.edu.co> How can i make html code to appear in de section of every generated html file? I have noticed the existence of this funcion in l2hconf.pm: ### Meta Information ##################################################### # # This information will be inserted in the HEAD of the generated # HTML file. It can be used by automatic indexing scripts (eg # site-index.pl at http://www.ai.mit.edu/tools/site-index.html) # You can change the description, keywords, etc. values. # sub meta_information { local($_) = @_; # Cannot have nested HTML tags... do { s/<[^>]*>//g; "\n" . "\n" . "\n" . "\n" } if $_; } And i tried to redefine it in my .latex2html-init as: sub meta_information { local($_) = @_; # Cannot have nested HTML tags... do { s/<[^>]*>//g; "\n" . "\n" . "\n" . "\n" . "\n" } if $_; } As you can notice i'm trying to add my site general style sheet to the generated documents, but it does not works. How can i achieve that and, if it is not possible, why don't you (latex2html developers) redefine this function as something like: sub meta_information { local($_) = @_; # Cannot have nested HTML tags... do { s/<[^>]*>//g; "\n" . "\n" . "\n" . "\n" . $EXTRA_HEADING_INFO } if $_; } So we (latex2html users) can define $EXTRA_HEADING_INFO in our .latex2html-init files to something like: $EXTRA_HEADING_INFO='\n' -- Jaime Alberto Silva Colorado Administrador servidores Linux grupo DESOFMAT Universidad Tecnológica de Pereira ICQ# 75722794 AOL Messenger screen name: el mono jaime From ming-jiang@uiowa.edu Thu Nov 15 16:55:05 2001 From: ming-jiang@uiowa.edu (Ming Jiang) Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2001 10:55:05 -0600 Subject: [l2h] latex2html Message-ID: <3BF3F369.8F836AD3@uiowa.edu> hi, dear all: I am using subfigure with my latex document since there are a lot of figures. Is there any way to get latex2html to work with subfigure? Some one suggested me to modify the html files generated by latex2html. It seems to be a painful job.... Also is there any way to make latex2html support the "ifthen" package? Thanks. -ming From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Thu Nov 15 19:50:43 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Fri, 16 Nov 2001 06:50:43 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] latex2html In-Reply-To: <3BF3F369.8F836AD3@uiowa.edu> from Ming Jiang at "Nov 15, 2001 10:55:05 am" Message-ID: <200111151950.fAFJohW05794@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> Hello Ming Jiang you wrote: > I am using subfigure with my latex document since there are a lot of > figures. Is there any way to get latex2html to work with subfigure? Some In what way does it not work with subfigure ? If your subfigures are with a figure, the the default is for LaTeX2HTML to make an image of the complete figure. If you do not want this, then use the {makeimage} environment, defined in the html.sty package. \begin{figure} \begin{center} \begin{makeimage} ... contents for an image .... (perhaps empty) \end{makeimage} ... other figure contents ... \end{center} \caption{...} \end{figure} Now the contents of the {makeimage} environment will be typeset by LaTeX for an image, with everything else being handled as best possible for HTML --- for {subfigure}s, this will mean a separate image for each. Having empty contents of the {makeimage} is a useful strategy, that forces the LaTeX code inside the {figure} to be scanned in detail. The resulting text and images are set inside ...
tags in the resulting HTML. If this does not give you an acceptable result, then please post on the web an example document that: 1. shows what LaTeX2HTML currently does; 2. links to a .dvi, .ps or .pdf showing what you would like; 3. links to your LaTeX source for testing; then email a URL to this example. > one suggested me to modify the html files generated by latex2html. It > seems to be a painful job.... > Also is there any way to make latex2html support the "ifthen" package? That's a lot harder, since the expansion model for LaTeX2HTML cannot guarantee to give the same result as TeX in many situations. It all depends upon what type of calculation is being performed to produce the condition being tested. Please give an example of the kind of test you are performing, and what kind of information is being handled (i.e. either being included or being left out) as a result of the test. LaTeX2HTML provides conditional constructions; e.g. \begin{htmlonly} and similarly for {latexonly} .... \end{htmlonly} and %begin{latexonly} .... %end{latexonly} which usually allow all conditionals to be handled without need to postprocess the HTML afterwards. Hope this helps, Ross Moore From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Thu Nov 15 20:11:37 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Fri, 16 Nov 2001 07:11:37 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] Including fields in the head section In-Reply-To: <20011115110305.20cae8ba.mono@arquimedes.utp.edu.co> from Jaime Alberto Silva Colorado at "Nov 15, 2001 11:03:05 am" Message-ID: <200111152011.fAFKBbH06183@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> Hi Jaime, You wrote: > And i tried to redefine it in my .latex2html-init as: > > sub meta_information { > local($_) = @_; > # Cannot have nested HTML tags... > do { s/<[^>]*>//g; > "\n" . > "\n" . > "\n" . > "\n" . > "\n" > } if $_; > } > > As you can notice i'm trying to add my site general style sheet to the > generated documents, but it does not works. How can i achieve that and, if LaTeX2HTML already has a mechanism for linking to stylesheets. There is the $STYLESHEET variable, which (like many other variables) can be set either on the command-line: -style "style sheet name" or in an initialisation file. By the way, after redefining meta_information as above, did you look at the HTML source ? I suspect that it ended up with 2 tags for .css style-sheets. > As you can notice i'm trying to add my site general style sheet to the > generated documents, but it does not works. How can i achieve that and, if > it is not possible, why don't you (latex2html developers) redefine this > function as something like: > > sub meta_information { > local($_) = @_; > # Cannot have nested HTML tags... > do { s/<[^>]*>//g; > "\n" . > "\n" . > "\n" . > "\n" . > $EXTRA_HEADING_INFO > } if $_; > } > > So we (latex2html users) can define $EXTRA_HEADING_INFO in our > .latex2html-init files to something like: > > $EXTRA_HEADING_INFO=' HREF="/estilos/general.css">\n' This ability is already built-in. The variable to use is called: $LATEX2HTML_META . It comes *after* all the other meta-informatin that is generated by routines that come with LaTeX2HTML, but before the stylesheet; viz. (from latex2html.pin): join("\n", (($DOCTYPE)? $DTDcomment : '' ) ,"\n\n\n".$title."" , &meta_information($title) , ($CHARSET && $HTML_VERSION ge "2.1" ? "" : "" ) , $LATEX2HTML_META , ($BASE ? "" : "" ) , $STYLESHEET_CASCADE , ($STYLESHEET ? "" : '' ) , $more_links_mark , "" , ($before_body? $before_body : '') , "", ''); } Notice that there are 4 ways to add extra stuff in the section: a. redefine &meta_information b. provide whatever you like as: $LATEX2HTML_META c. provide whatever you like as: $STYLESHEET_CASCADE d. give a file name to $STYLESHEET The $more_links_mark indicates where the automatically-generated tags will be placed, once these have been constructed from the document's structure. Hope this helps, Ross Moore > > -- > Jaime Alberto Silva Colorado > Administrador servidores Linux > grupo DESOFMAT > Universidad Tecnológica de Pereira > ICQ# 75722794 > AOL Messenger screen name: el mono jaime > _______________________________________________ > latex2html mailing list > latex2html@tug.org > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html From dr6583@hotmail.com Thu Nov 15 20:15:24 2001 From: dr6583@hotmail.com (Darrell) Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2001 14:15:24 -0600 Subject: [l2h] newbie question Message-ID: 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 From dr6583@hotmail.com Fri Nov 16 01:06:40 2001 From: dr6583@hotmail.com (Darrell) Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2001 19:06:40 -0600 Subject: [l2h] newbie question References: <200111152125.fAFLPGt07542@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> Message-ID: > $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 .xxxx but I cannot "edit" .xxxx. 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 From ming-jiang@uiowa.edu Fri Nov 16 08:14:53 2001 From: ming-jiang@uiowa.edu (Ming Jiang) Date: Fri, 16 Nov 2001 02:14:53 -0600 Subject: [l2h] latex2html References: <200111151950.fAFJohW05794@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> Message-ID: <3BF4CAFD.A2F2F289@uiowa.edu> Ross Moore wrote: > > Hello Ming Jiang > > you wrote: > > I am using subfigure with my latex document since there are a lot of > > figures. Is there any way to get latex2html to work with subfigure? Some > > In what way does it not work with subfigure ? > If your subfigures are with a figure, the the default is for LaTeX2HTML > to make an image of the complete figure. > > If you do not want this, then use the {makeimage} environment, > defined in the html.sty package. > > \begin{figure} > \begin{center} > \begin{makeimage} > ... contents for an image .... (perhaps empty) > \end{makeimage} > ... other figure contents ... > \end{center} > \caption{...} > \end{figure} > > Now the contents of the {makeimage} environment will be typeset > by LaTeX for an image, with everything else being handled as best > possible for HTML --- for {subfigure}s, this will mean a separate > image for each. > > Having empty contents of the {makeimage} is a useful strategy, > that forces the LaTeX code inside the {figure} to be scanned > in detail. The resulting text and images are set inside > ...
tags in the resulting HTML. > > If this does not give you an acceptable result, then please > post on the web an example document that: > > 1. shows what LaTeX2HTML currently does; > 2. links to a .dvi, .ps or .pdf showing what you would like; > 3. links to your LaTeX source for testing; > > then email a URL to this example. > > > one suggested me to modify the html files generated by latex2html. It > > seems to be a painful job.... > > > Also is there any way to make latex2html support the "ifthen" package? > > That's a lot harder, since the expansion model for LaTeX2HTML cannot > guarantee to give the same result as TeX in many situations. > It all depends upon what type of calculation is being performed > to produce the condition being tested. > > Please give an example of the kind of test you are performing, > and what kind of information is being handled (i.e. either being > included or being left out) as a result of the test. > > LaTeX2HTML provides conditional constructions; > e.g. \begin{htmlonly} and similarly for {latexonly} > .... > \end{htmlonly} > and > %begin{latexonly} > .... > %end{latexonly} > > which usually allow all conditionals to be handled without need > to postprocess the HTML afterwards. > > Hope this helps, > > Ross Moore Hi, Ross: Thanks for your help. I have put the files under http://ct.radiology.uiowa.edu/~jiangm/dbct/ (all .tex, .eps, .png, .bb files) http://ct.radiology.uiowa.edu/~jiangm/dbct/dbct.pdf (the pdf file by pdflatex, i.e., the layout I'd like to get) http://ct.radiology.uiowa.edu/~jiangm/dbct/html-makeimage (html translated with makeimage environment) http://ct.radiology.uiowa.edu/~jiangm/dbct/html (html translated without makeimage environment) there are several problems: (1) The layout with makeimage is better than that without makeimage, but still it does not look as good as the one in the pdf file. (2) Without makeimage, the images are scattered, together with the captions. latex2html does not produce one figure. (I may be wrong, may some latex2html trick can solve this problem) (3) The cross ref/link does not lead to the right image in both case. (4) I got gray background for the images with makeimage, they look worse than those without makeimage. (5) I'd like to use one set of tex file to produce pdf/dvi/ps/html output. So I have all my image files in the png format. Please have a look at the master file dbct.tex. There I used a script pngtoeps to convert png file to eps file. But I am having problem when using makeimage: in this situation, latex2html will produce an image from the latex output, which will invoke my script pngtoeps to finish the translation job; but in running latex2html, it complains "cannot open" the image file (in fact that complain comes from my script, but it seems that latex2html does not tell it the right file location). When I change the image format to eps, it works(?). (6) The information about my computer is: $ latex2html -V This is LaTeX2HTML Version 2K.1beta (1.57) by Nikos Drakos, Computer Based Learning Unit, University of Leeds. $ rpm -q netpbm netpbm-9.20-1 $ rpm -q tetex tetex-1.0.7-15 OS is Redhat 7.1 Thanks for your time and help. -ming From craig@physics.ubc.ca Sat Nov 17 19:35:22 2001 From: craig@physics.ubc.ca (Craig Jones) Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2001 11:35:22 -0800 (PST) Subject: [l2h] Too many

's In-Reply-To: <3B8CF3E9.38EA8C32@knoware.nl> Message-ID: Hi All, I have found a couple of interesting things. I am making a slide show with some figures etc using latex2html. On one slide I have a page that has: \subsection*{Title} \begin{itemize} \item Some text here \end{itemize} % \begin{figure}[H] \centering \mbox{ \epsfig{file=file.eps,width=100mm}} %\label{fig:temp} \end{figure} If I convert it to html, then I get (basicaly the right thing!), but I get an extra "

" right above the "
" in the html code. If I uncomment the label line in the latex, then I get an extra

around the anchor that defines the label. Normally I wouldn't care about this type of thing, but when space on a "slide" is a premium, I do care. Obviously, I can go through and remove the extra

's. Is there an easy way to suppress these types of things. Can someone suggest where in the latex2html code where I could remove these? [BTW, I reallly do like latex2html, it is a fantastic tool. Keep up the good work!] Thanks, Craig. From craig@physics.ubc.ca Sat Nov 17 19:40:19 2001 From: craig@physics.ubc.ca (Craig Jones) Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2001 11:40:19 -0800 (PST) Subject: [l2h] Equations in section heads. In-Reply-To: <3B8CF3E9.38EA8C32@knoware.nl> Message-ID: [I forgot to ask my other question.] I am guessing this has been dealt with, but I could not find it in the archives. I have an equation ($T_2$) in the section title. The problem is that the gif comes out very small compared to the other text in the title. Any way around that? Also, too, I am trying to do a Roman character in the equation, but it seems to get ignored (e.g. $\rm{T}_2$ ). Is there another way around it? Thanks, Craig From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Sun Nov 18 00:10:12 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2001 11:10:12 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] Too many

's In-Reply-To: from Craig Jones at "Nov 17, 2001 11:35:22 am" Message-ID: <200111180010.fAI0ACp09410@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> > Hi All, > > I have found a couple of interesting things. I am making a slide show > with some figures etc using latex2html. On one slide I have a page that > has: > > \subsection*{Title} > > \begin{itemize} > \item Some text here > \end{itemize} > % > \begin{figure}[H] > \centering \mbox{ \epsfig{file=file.eps,width=100mm}} > %\label{fig:temp} > \end{figure} > > If I convert it to html, then I get (basicaly the right thing!), but I get > an extra "

" right above the "
" in the html > code. Yes; this is to ensure that there is a reasonable amount of space above a figure; there is a similar amount below, also. The point is that the
tag does not require browsers to insert vertical space, or even to start on a new line. It was found that with some browsers there was no space inserted at all, and

is the only convenient way to force browsers to insert vertical space. I've just been doing some developing, which tie the insertion of this space to the 'h' optional argument for a {figure}. That is, if there is an 'h' in the argument: \begin{figure}[htp] ^ then the extra

is omitted, else it is included. This at least would give some control from the LaTeX source. > If I uncomment the label line in the latex, then I get an extra

> around the anchor that defines the label. That is for a good practical reason. The anchor has to occur above the content it labels, else when you hyperlink to the label, you won't see the text or image. Having the same baseline is not good enough. In many cases, having the contents included as the content of the anchor would work fine. But the content of figures can be very complicated. This runs into problems of validity with the nesting of tags. So placing the anchor above was the easy solution that always hyperlinks adequately. > Normally I wouldn't care about this type of thing, but when space on a > "slide" is a premium, I do care. Obviously, I can go through and remove > the extra

's. Yes; with HTML you always have that option. LaTeX2HTML produces quite clean code, with lots of comments, so that you can easily find your way around in it. > Is there an easy way to suppress these types of things. Can someone > suggest where in the latex2html code where I could remove these? Look for the subroutine block: sub do_env_figure { Once there, it isn't hard to find the places where these occur. > [BTW, I reallly do like latex2html, it is a fantastic tool. Keep up the > good work!] Thanks. I hope the above comments help you to achieve what you want. All the best, Ross Moore > Thanks, > > Craig. > > _______________________________________________ > latex2html mailing list > latex2html@tug.org > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Sun Nov 18 00:21:52 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2001 11:21:52 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] Equations in section heads. In-Reply-To: from Craig Jones at "Nov 17, 2001 11:40:19 am" Message-ID: <200111180021.fAI0LqY09580@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> > [I forgot to ask my other question.] > > I am guessing this has been dealt with, but I could not find it in the > archives. > > I have an equation ($T_2$) in the section title. The problem is that the > gif comes out very small compared to the other text in the title. Any way > around that? You could include a size-changing command within the math: $\large T_2$ But since it's in a section-heading, it's probably a good idea to use $\protect\large T_2$ ^^^^^^^^ (look inside the .aux file, to see the effect of the \protect ) However, the same image will be used on the Table-of-Contents page. There it will probably look too large. Better advice is to stop using LaTeX2HTML in its default user-mode. If you have math-expressions in titles, then you almost certainly want a more sophisticated level of handling of math-expressions generally. Try using \usepackage{amsmath} in the preamble, and then notice the differences that result in the HTML pages. > Also, too, I am trying to do a Roman character in the equation, but it > seems to get ignored (e.g. $\rm{T}_2$ ). Is there another way around it? This should be $\mathrm{T}_2$. Hope this helps, Ross Moore > Thanks, > > Craig > > _______________________________________________ > latex2html mailing list > latex2html@tug.org > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Sun Nov 18 01:21:47 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2001 12:21:47 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] Too many

's In-Reply-To: from Craig Jones at "Nov 17, 2001 11:35:22 am" Message-ID: <200111180121.fAI1LlG10435@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> > Hi All, Here's another suggestion: > I have found a couple of interesting things. I am making a slide show > with some figures etc using latex2html. On one slide I have a page that > has: > > \subsection*{Title} > > \begin{itemize} > \item Some text here > \end{itemize} > % > \begin{figure}[H] > \centering \mbox{ \epsfig{file=file.eps,width=100mm}} > %\label{fig:temp} > \end{figure} > > If I convert it to html, then I get (basicaly the right thing!), but I get > an extra "

" right above the "
" in the html > code. > > If I uncomment the label line in the latex, then I get an extra

> around the anchor that defines the label. > > Normally I wouldn't care about this type of thing, but when space on a > "slide" is a premium, I do care. Obviously, I can go through and remove > the extra

's. > > Is there an easy way to suppress these types of things. Can someone > suggest where in the latex2html code where I could remove these? Try the effect of \htmlborder inside the figures; e.g \begin{figure}[H] \htmlborder{5} \centering \mbox{ \epsfig{file=file.eps,width=100mm}} \label{fig:temp} \end{figure} or \begin{figure}[H] \htmlborder[border=0]{} \centering \mbox{ \epsfig{file=file.eps,width=100mm}} \label{fig:temp} \end{figure} Make sure you \usepackage{html} so that \htmlborder is defined for LaTeX runs on your job. > [BTW, I reallly do like latex2html, it is a fantastic tool. Keep up the > good work!] Hope this helps, Ross Moore > Thanks, > > Craig. > > _______________________________________________ > latex2html mailing list > latex2html@tug.org > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html From gpoul@ccc.at Sun Nov 18 19:18:38 2001 From: gpoul@ccc.at (Gerhard Poul) Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2001 20:18:38 +0100 Subject: AW: [l2h] links support In-Reply-To: <200111112023.fABKNpG06890@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> Message-ID: > LaTeX2HTML already inserts some tags in structure documents. > For example, from its own manual: > (at http://www-texdev.mpce.mq.edu.au/l2h/docs/manual/ ) yes, but it isn't working because you have all these frames around it. - it only works if you directly go to the .html file and then only the Next, Previous, and Up info is available. It might be nice to also have the other infos available and to don't have these frames or make them work correctly. btw: there is very good support for this in the latest mozilla versions. > Do these have the kind of effect that you expect ? yes but I have only looked at some, obviously older, files and they didn't have this markup. > Definitely. > If you have some examples and patches to implement the markup, then > please send them --- either to this list, or to me directly. I'll come back to you as soon as I have something interesting. - I don't have much time at the moment but I'll make a list of interesting link tags which might be interesting to implement. - I'll also try to find the right place to implement them. I will try to get back to you till the end of the month. - If you make any progress on that topic or anyone else and I haven't received a CC please be so kind to forward it to me or inform me about that. thanks!! From gpoul@ccc.at Sun Nov 18 19:23:56 2001 From: gpoul@ccc.at (Gerhard Poul) Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2001 20:23:56 +0100 Subject: AW: [l2h] links support In-Reply-To: <15343.63936.223806.242038@grendel.zope.com> Message-ID: > The "contents" and "index" links are probably not too hard to > generate, and appearanly are among the most interesting for many. I > managed to add support for these for the Python documentation (see the > latest development version using Mozilla with the "Site Navigation > Bar" enabled; http://python.sourceforge.net/devel/docs/lib/lib.html). > There is definately more that could be done (the sectioning support > would be nice!) can you please share a patch with me so I can see what you changed? - maybe that will help me to understand how the current solution is working and what you did. btw: the URL you provided is producing a 404. > > The reason has not been exploited more extensively within > > LaTeX2HTML has been lack of browser support. But if that is changing, > > then certainly it becomes worthwhile to put some more effort into > > providing improved support for this aspect of the markup. > > Definately. The seems potentially very nice to have in > larger documents where the HTML is generated rather than maintained > manually. ACK! > What I did was to use a modified make_head_and_body() that > includes the additional elements for rel="first", rel="contents" (when > present), and rel="index" (when present). That's probably not the > best way to do it; it would be nice to have a set of variables that > could be populated with the right values, and I imagine those could be > handled automatically. rel="last" should not be hard, but I just > passed on that since I has no idea how to get the right target. > Note that Mozilla does not currently handle things like multiple > rel="index" links properly; it just uses the first one. This is > covered by an existing bug report. From fdrake@acm.org Sun Nov 18 22:11:29 2001 From: fdrake@acm.org (Fred L. Drake, Jr.) Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2001 17:11:29 -0500 Subject: AW: [l2h] links support In-Reply-To: References: <15343.63936.223806.242038@grendel.zope.com> Message-ID: <15352.12817.382115.540675@grendel.zope.com> Gerhard Poul writes: > can you please share a patch with me so I can see what you changed? - maybe > that will help me to understand how the current solution is working and what > you did. What I did won't be very useful unless you're able to make assumptions about the documents and what split level you're using, and are doing a lot of the things that are going on in the LaTeX2HTML init file I'm using (not trivial), and are post-processing the resulting documents so the \label names are getting used to generate file names. All the code I'm using it available if you really think it'll help; what you should look at the most is probably this: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/python/python/dist/src/Doc/perl/l2hinit.perl?rev=1.57&content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup There are really a lot of interdepencies amoung the processing scripts; everything is available in the directory at: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/python/python/dist/src/Doc/ > btw: the URL you provided is producing a 404. Sorry; I made a typo. Here's the right link: http://python.sourceforge.net/devel-docs/lib/lib.html -Fred -- Fred L. Drake, Jr. PythonLabs at Zope Corporation From j.van.walen@freeler.nl Tue Nov 20 20:03:40 2001 From: j.van.walen@freeler.nl (Hans van Walen) Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2001 21:03:40 +0100 Subject: [l2h] paper copies from a l2h'ed document Message-ID: <01112021034000.01561@linux> Hi, Yesterday I installed LaTeX2HTML(2K.1) and netpbm(9.20) on SuSE7.1 Linux, and I'm glad it's running now. There still is a problem with the seminar package, but I can get around that for the time being. The problem of this posting is that when I have a document with figures, looking good on-screen, the printed output of the figures is stretched horizontally and won't fit on A4 anymore. Yet, the dvi-file after LaTeXing the document produces a decent paper copy. Would appreciate your help. Hans van Walen From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Tue Nov 20 20:41:19 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2001 07:41:19 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] paper copies from a l2h'ed document In-Reply-To: <01112021034000.01561@linux> from Hans van Walen at "Nov 20, 2001 09:03:40 pm" Message-ID: <200111202041.fAKKfJT25300@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> > Hi, > > Yesterday I installed LaTeX2HTML(2K.1) and netpbm(9.20) on SuSE7.1 Linux, and > I'm glad it's running now. There still is a problem with the seminar package, > but I can get around that for the time being. > > The problem of this posting is that when I have a document with figures, > looking good on-screen, the printed output of the figures is stretched > horizontally and won't fit on A4 anymore. Yet, the dvi-file after LaTeXing > the document produces a decent paper copy. Screen resolutions are typically 75-100dpi (dots per inch). Printer resolutions are typically 600 dpi. Designing a page that looks perfect for both is an impossible problem, especially with the limitations of the HTML language. So LaTeX2HTML doesn't try to layout a good page for printing, only for screen viewing. Besides, you already have a good printable version with the .dvi from LaTeX, so you can always make that available via a hyperlink to a .ps or PDF version. See for example, some of my course materials, at: http://www.maths.mq.edu.au/texdev/MATHS/MATH237/A1-2K1/Questions/Questions.html and related pages. Regarding looking good on-screen, have you noticed that LaTeX2HTML does not force font sizes or font faces (nor even a background color) by default. Thus your reader can set his/her own size and color-scheme, as well as choosing the window size. (If you wish to force these design aspects then you'll need to learn how to associate CSS stylesheets to your pages, and do some work in designing something suitable for your HTML pages.) Also, images generated by LaTeX2HTML are necessarily bitmaps; typically containing letter-shapes (e.g. as in math expressions). To be clear at 75dpi, it is necessary to create a larger image that what LaTeX would do for the paper version. Typically the scaling is by a factor of 1.4 or greater. There are 2 variables that control this: $FIGURE_SCALE_FACTOR and $MATH_SCALE_FACTOR . (Both can be set within a .latex2html-init file, if desired.) When printed, this can indeed make the images seem too large. That's why I recommend that HTML pages should be printed at 80% or even smaller. (If that makes the text too small, then use browser menu-items to increase the character size before printing.) Of course, if you want the onscreen version to print identically to the .dvi version, then you should use pdfTeX to create PDF files, and require your readers to have Acrobat Reader installed. It is quite common practice to create academic/technical document this way, but to offer readers a choice of HTML or PDF, as on my example page above. > > Would appreciate your help. It is impossible to satisfy all user requirements simultaneously. HTML is for screen viewing; other formats are better for printing. So LaTeX2HTML, by default, concentrates on making the screen-view look good. (However, it is infinitely customisable, with minimal programming skills.) Hope this helps, Ross Moore > Hans van Walen > _______________________________________________ > latex2html mailing list > latex2html@tug.org > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html From Bruno.DeFraine@student.kuleuven.ac.be Wed Nov 21 10:52:14 2001 From: Bruno.DeFraine@student.kuleuven.ac.be (Bruno De Fraine) Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2001 11:52:14 +0100 Subject: [l2h] Installation issue Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20011121112424.02454008@wheresmymailserver.com> Hi, SOME INFO: - Windows 2000 Service Pack 2 - Perl 5.6.1 from ActiveState - Aladdin GhostScript 6.01 - latex2html.pin,v 1.58 2001/11/14 01:34:26 - config.pl,v 1.38 2001/10/25 10:39:27 ISSUE: Installation fails when I do: CONFIG.BAT PREFIX+d:\latex2html it prints: checking for gswin32c... D:\Aladdin\gs6.01\bin\gswin32c.exe checking for ghostscript version... no Error: could not determine gs version (+and some related error messages from not correctly detecting Ghostscript version) I managed to fix this by changing the regexp on line 1011 in config/config.pl: from /Ghostscript\s*(?:Version|BETA RELEASE|TESTER RELEASE|)\s*(\d+[.]?\d*)/i to /(?:Version|BETA RELEASE|TESTER RELEASE|)\s*(\d+[.]?\d*)/i This is because of somewhat strange behaviour of Ghostscript. When I do: gswin32c -h the output to the console is: Aladdin Ghostscript 6.01 (2000-03-17) Copyright (C) 2000 Aladdin Enterprises, Menlo Park, CA. All rights reserved. Usage: gs [switches] [file1.ps file2.ps ...] Most frequently used switches: (you can use # in place of =) -dNOPAUSE no pause after page | -q `quiet', fewer messages -gx page size in pixels | -r pixels/inch resolution -sDEVICE= select device | -dBATCH exit after last file -sOutputFile= select output file: - for stdout, |command for pipe, embed %d or %ld for page # Input formats: PostScript PostScriptLevel1 PostScriptLevel2 PDF Available devices: mswindll mswinprn mswinpr2 epson eps9high eps9mid epsonc ibmpro deskjet djet500 laserjet ljetplus ljet2p cdeskjet cdjcolor cdjmono cdj550 djet500c declj250 lj250 st800 stcolor bj10e bj200 t4693d2 t4693d4 t4693d8 tek4696 pcxmono pcxgray pcx16 pcx256 pcx24b pcxcmyk pbm pbmraw pgm pgmraw pgnm pgnmraw tiffcrle tiffg3 tiffg32d tiffg4 tifflzw tiffpack bmpmono bmpgray bmp16 bmp256 bmp16m tiff12nc tiff24nc psmono bit bitrgb bitcmyk pngmono pnggray png16 png256 png16m jpeg jpeggray pdfwrite bbox pswrite epswrite pxlmono pxlcolor ljet3 ljet3d ljet4 ljet4d pj pjxl pjxl300 jetp3852 r4081 lbp8 uniprint m8510 necp6 bjc600 bjc800 pnm pnmraw ppm ppmraw nullpage Search path: . ; D:\Aladdin\gs6.01\lib ; D:\Aladdin\fonts ; c:/Aladdin/gs6.01/lib ; c:/Aladdin/fonts For more information, see c:/Aladdin/gs6.01/doc\Use.htm. Report bugs to bug-gs@aladdin.com, using the form in Bug-form.htm. gsdll_init returns 1 However when I don't let Ghostscript print this directly to the console, for example by doing: gswin32c -h > out.txt I get this in out.txt: 6.01 (2000-03-17) Copyright (C) 2000 Aladdin Enterprises, Menlo Park, CA. All rights reserved. Usage: gs [switches] [file1.ps file2.ps ...] Most frequently used switches: (you can use # in place of =) -dNOPAUSE no pause after page | -q `quiet', fewer messages -gx page size in pixels | -r pixels/inch resolution -sDEVICE= select device | -dBATCH exit after last file -sOutputFile= select output file: - for stdout, |command for pipe, embed %d or %ld for page # Input formats: PostScript PostScriptLevel1 PostScriptLevel2 PDF Available devices: mswindll mswinprn mswinpr2 epson eps9high eps9mid epsonc ibmpro deskjet djet500 laserjet ljetplus ljet2p cdeskjet cdjcolor cdjmono cdj550 djet500c declj250 lj250 st800 stcolor bj10e bj200 t4693d2 t4693d4 t4693d8 tek4696 pcxmono pcxgray pcx16 pcx256 pcx24b pcxcmyk pbm pbmraw pgm pgmraw pgnm pgnmraw tiffcrle tiffg3 tiffg32d tiffg4 tifflzw tiffpack bmpmono bmpgray bmp16 bmp256 bmp16m tiff12nc tiff24nc psmono bit bitrgb bitcmyk pngmono pnggray png16 png256 png16m jpeg jpeggray pdfwrite bbox pswrite epswrite pxlmono pxlcolor ljet3 ljet3d ljet4 ljet4d pj pjxl pjxl300 jetp3852 r4081 lbp8 uniprint m8510 necp6 bjc600 bjc800 pnm pnmraw ppm ppmraw nullpage Search path: . ; D:\Aladdin\gs6.01\lib ; D:\Aladdin\fonts ; c:/Aladdin/gs6.01/lib ; c:/Aladdin/fonts For more information, see c:/Aladdin/gs6.01/doc\Use.htm. Report bugs to bug-gs@aladdin.com, using the form in Bug-form.htm. Aladdin Ghostscript gsdll_init returns 1 Kind regards, Bruno De Fraine From Bruno.DeFraine@student.kuleuven.ac.be Wed Nov 21 11:48:18 2001 From: Bruno.DeFraine@student.kuleuven.ac.be (Bruno De Fraine) Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2001 12:48:18 +0100 Subject: [l2h] LaTeX2HTML confused when using input from subdir? Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20011121122528.00ae87b0@urc1.cc.kuleuven.ac.be> Hi, SOME INFO: - Windows 2000 Service Pack 2 - Perl 5.6.1 from ActiveState - latex2html.pin,v 1.58 2001/11/14 01:34:26 ISSUE: When I create a very simple document structure but with input seperated over multiple files (and a subdir), this is enough to confuse latex2html. If I keep everything in the same file, the problem does not occur. LaTeX itself has no problem whatsoever with the seperation over multiple files. EXAMPLE: ######### begin doc.tex \documentclass{report} \begin{document} \part{History of the world} \input{part1/beginning} \end{document} ######### end doc.tex ######### begin part1/beginning.tex \chapter{In the beginning...} \section{Hello world} ######### end part1/beginning.tex When I run this trough LaTeX: D:\test>latex doc.tex This is TeX, Version 3.14159 (MiKTeX 2.1) (doc.tex LaTeX2e <2001/06/01> Babel and hyphenation patterns for english, french, german, ngerman, du tch, dumylang, nohyphenation, loaded. (D:\MiKTeX\tex\latex\base\report.cls Document Class: report 2001/04/21 v1.4e Standard LaTeX document class (D:\MiKTeX\tex\latex\base\size10.clo)) (doc.aux) [1] (part1/beginning.tex Chapter 1. ) [2] (doc.aux) ) Output written on doc.dvi (2 pages, 576 bytes). Transcript written on doc.log. When I run this through latex2html (note the "*** no brace for \part" in the output): D:\test>latex2html doc.tex This is LaTeX2HTML Version 2K.1beta (1.58) by Nikos Drakos, Computer Based Learning Unit, University of Leeds. Revised and extended by: Marcus Hennecke, Ross Moore, Herb Swan and others ...producing markup for HTML version 3.2 Loading d:\latex2html\versions\html3_2.pl *** processing declarations *** Loading d:\latex2html\versions\latin1.pl OPENING D:\test\doc.tex Note: Working directory is D:\test\doc Note: Images will be generated in C:\Temp\l2h1592 texexpand V2K.1beta (Revision 1.11) Loading d:\latex2html\styles\texdefs.perl... Loading d:\latex2html\styles\report.perl Reading ... ++ @@ Doing .\part1/beginning.tex Processing macros ...++ @ Translating ... 0/6:top of doc: for doc.html *** translating preamble *** .. *** preamble done *** ;.; 1/6:part:.."History of the world" for node1.html ;; 2/6:part:. *** no brace for \part , before: 1/beginning.tex# *** using "1" as the argument instead; is this correct? *** ."1" for node2.html ;; 3/6:chapter:.."In the beginning..." for node3.html ;; 4/6:section:..."Hello world" for node4.html ;; 5/6:part:. *** no brace for \part , before: 1/beginning.tex# *** using "1" as the argument instead; is this correct? *** ."1" for node5.html ;.; 6/6:partstar:.."About this document ..." for node6.html ;;. Doing section links ................ *** Adding document-specific styles *** *********** WARNINGS *********** ? brace missing for \part Done. REMARK: I've also tried this document on a Debian Linux system using LaTeX2HTML Version 2K.1beta (1.48). The document is translated correctly here. Kind regards, Bruno De Fraine From CHADM1@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU Wed Nov 21 14:11:22 2001 From: CHADM1@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU (Carl David) Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2001 09:11:22 EST Subject: [l2h] [Q] maple2e.sty and L2H Message-ID: <011121.091400.EST.CHADM1@UConnVM.UConn.Edu> I've just found out that the maple2e packages, which allow Maple exported to LaTeX to be latex-ed (if there is such a verb) does not work with L2H. Thus, a manuscript which contains Maple material can not be converted using latex2html, while it can be converted with latex. Carl David From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Wed Nov 21 21:29:43 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Thu, 22 Nov 2001 08:29:43 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] LaTeX2HTML confused when using input from subdir? In-Reply-To: <5.1.0.14.0.20011121122528.00ae87b0@urc1.cc.kuleuven.ac.be> from Bruno De Fraine at "Nov 21, 2001 12:48:18 pm" Message-ID: <200111212129.fALLThd02494@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> > Hi, > > SOME INFO: > > - Windows 2000 Service Pack 2 > - Perl 5.6.1 from ActiveState > - latex2html.pin,v 1.58 2001/11/14 01:34:26 > > ISSUE: > > When I create a very simple document structure but with input seperated > over multiple files (and a subdir), this is enough to confuse latex2html. > If I keep everything in the same file, the problem does not occur. LaTeX > itself has no problem whatsoever with the seperation over multiple files. > > EXAMPLE: > > ######### begin doc.tex > \documentclass{report} > > \begin{document} > \part{History of the world} > \input{part1/beginning} > \end{document} > ######### end doc.tex > > ######### begin part1/beginning.tex > \chapter{In the beginning...} > \section{Hello world} > ######### end part1/beginning.tex > > When I run this trough LaTeX: > Doing .\part1/beginning.tex ^^^^ This is wrong. It should be either: .\/part1/beginning.tex or ./part1/beginning.tex So something has changed with the installation for Win2000. My guess is that LaTeX2HTML is installing Win2000 in a similar way to earlier versions of Win??? --- that is, using the Win32 module. Perhaps Win2000 is actually more like Unix now ? (That would be a good thing.) > 2/6:part:. > > *** no brace for \part , before: > 1/beginning.tex# > *** using "1" as the argument instead; is this correct? *** Of course this is quite spurious. The texexpand utility hasn't worked correctly, because it hasn't found the file part1/beginning.tex (it was looking for \part1/beginning.tex ). To verify this, run your job with -debug : latex2html -debug -verbosity 2 doc.tex You should then get some tracings from texexpand saying what it includes or rejects, and what it's looking for. Also, you will be able to see the result in doc/TMP/doc.tex and smaller pieces, in doc/TMP/part001.tex, doc/TMP/part002.tex, ... > ."1" for node2.html > ;; > > 3/6:chapter:.."In the beginning..." for node3.html > ;; > > 4/6:section:..."Hello world" for node4.html > ;; > > 5/6:part:. > > *** no brace for \part , before: > 1/beginning.tex# > *** using "1" as the argument instead; is this correct? *** > > ."1" for node5.html > > REMARK: > > I've also tried this document on a Debian Linux system using LaTeX2HTML > Version 2K.1beta (1.48). The document is translated correctly here. Yes. The problem is because the Win2000 version has not been installed correctly. It's $dd (directory-delimiter) variable has not been set correctly --- at least, that's my diagnosis from the evidence that you have presented so far. Since I do not run such an installation, hopefully someone else can investigate further and provide a module L2hos/Win2000.pm to be used instead of L2hos/Win32.pm when appropriate. Thanks for reporting this problem. Hope this helps. Ross Moore > > Kind regards, > Bruno De Fraine > > _______________________________________________ > latex2html mailing list > latex2html@tug.org > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Wed Nov 21 21:38:55 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Thu, 22 Nov 2001 08:38:55 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] Re: Image conversion in LaTeX2HTML - Query In-Reply-To: from Shrikande Manish at "Nov 21, 2001 06:08:26 pm" Message-ID: <200111212138.fALLctg02670@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> > Dear Dr. Moore, > > I was earlier using the latex2html-96.1 version to covert my LaTeX > documents and everything was working fine. Recently, I upgraded to > latex2html-99.1 (beta) and I find that the mathematical equations do not > turn out well enough. All the png-images have a right-angled border on the > left-lower half of the rectangular region enclosing the equation. I have > tried hard to track down the problem but couldn't make any headway. Is it > a known problem or am I doing something very silly somewhere. It's a known problem, related to netpbm and the pnmcrop utility, and the fact that LaTeX2HTML-99.1 is out-of-date in some respects. Do: pnmcrop -version or pnmcrop --help to find out which version you have installed. The problem may go away if you upgrade netpbm to something later than v9.14 . More importantly, you should upgrade LaTeX2HTML to the latest version, available from www.latex2html.org . Indeed, just upgrading LaTeX2HTML may be enough, as it is aware of the different requirements for different versions of pnmcrop, whereas the v99.1 version was written before the changes in pnmcrop were introduced. > I am using -no_math -html_version 4.0 options for processing. > > Thanks. With best wishes, Hope this helps, Ross Moore > Manish > __ > Manish Shrikhande Ph. +91 1332 85437/85605 > Asst. Professor, Deptt. of Earthquake Engrg. Fax: +91 1332 76899/73560 > Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee-247667. INDIA. > > "The joy of engineering is to find a straight line on a semi-log plot." > From Bruno.DeFraine@student.kuleuven.ac.be Thu Nov 22 11:04:20 2001 From: Bruno.DeFraine@student.kuleuven.ac.be (Bruno De Fraine) Date: Thu, 22 Nov 2001 12:04:20 +0100 Subject: [l2h] LaTeX2HTML confused when using input from subdir? In-Reply-To: <200111212129.fALLThd02494@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> References: <5.1.0.14.0.20011121122528.00ae87b0@urc1.cc.kuleuven.ac.be> Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20011122104820.00b0bc98@urc1.cc.kuleuven.ac.be> Hi Ross, At 08:29 22/11/2001 +1100, Ross Moore wrote: > > Hi, > > > > SOME INFO: > > > > - Windows 2000 Service Pack 2 > > - Perl 5.6.1 from ActiveState > > - latex2html.pin,v 1.58 2001/11/14 01:34:26 > > > > ISSUE: > > > > When I create a very simple document structure but with input seperated > > over multiple files (and a subdir), this is enough to confuse latex2html. > > If I keep everything in the same file, the problem does not occur. LaTeX > > itself has no problem whatsoever with the seperation over multiple files. > > > > EXAMPLE: > > > > ######### begin doc.tex > > \documentclass{report} > > > > \begin{document} > > \part{History of the world} > > > \input{part1/beginning} > > \end{document} > > ######### end doc.tex > > > > ######### begin part1/beginning.tex > > \chapter{In the beginning...} > > \section{Hello world} > > ######### end part1/beginning.tex > > > > When I run this trough LaTeX: > > > Doing .\part1/beginning.tex > ^^^^ > >This is wrong. It should be either: > .\/part1/beginning.tex > or ./part1/beginning.tex > >So something has changed with the installation for Win2000. > >My guess is that LaTeX2HTML is installing Win2000 in a similar way >to earlier versions of Win??? --- that is, using the Win32 module. This is true I guess. Or at least my cfgcache.pm says: $cfg{'plat'} = q'win32'; >Perhaps Win2000 is actually more like Unix now ? In what way would Win2000 be different from other Win32-systems? And how can I verify this? If you mean in terms of path name specification, I've never had any problem there with forward slashes when using perl of LaTeX. They just work. The manpage perlfaq5 states the following about path names: "Either single-quote your strings, or (preferably) use forward slashes. Since all DOS and Windows versions since something like MS-DOS 2.0 or so have treated / and \ the same in a path, you might as well use the one that doesn't clash with Perl" Of course, the forward slash is still used as the option specifier for command line programs (e.g. "dir /a" as equivalent of "ls -a"). This makes it impossible to do something like dir part1/*.* since the "*.*" is considered an option. >(That would be a good thing.) > > 2/6:part:. > > > > *** no brace for \part , before: > > 1/beginning.tex# > > *** using "1" as the argument instead; is this correct? *** > >Of course this is quite spurious. > >The texexpand utility hasn't worked correctly, because it >hasn't found the file part1/beginning.tex >(it was looking for \part1/beginning.tex ). > > >To verify this, run your job with -debug : > > latex2html -debug -verbosity 2 doc.tex > >You should then get some tracings from texexpand Here's what I get: D:\test>latex2html -debug -verbosity 2 doc.tex *** initialise *** This is LaTeX2HTML Version 2K.1beta (1.58) by Nikos Drakos, Computer Based Learning Unit, University of Leeds. Revised and extended by: Marcus Hennecke, Ross Moore, Herb Swan and others ...producing markup for HTML version 3.2 Loading d:\latex2html\versions\html3_2.pl *** processing declarations *** Loading d:\latex2html\versions\latin1.plStarting at 1006422181 seconds *** check modes *** *** file: doc.tex *** OPENING D:\test\doc.tex Note: Working directory is D:\test\doc Note: Images will be generated in C:\Temp\l2h1432 *** calling `texexpand' ***Debug (syswait): Running "D:\Perl\bin\Perl.exe d:\latex2html\bin\texexpand.bat -debug -auto_exclude -save_styles D:\test\doc\TMP\styles -texinputs D:\test -out D:\test\doc\TMP\doc D:\test\doc.tex" at d:\latex2html\bin/latex2html.bat line 800 texexpand V2K.1beta (Revision 1.11) texexpand: LaTeX2HTML inputs are in: texexpand: . texexpand: D:\test texexpand: %--- Found class: \documentclass{report} texexpand: %--- Found include at level 1: \input{part1/beginning} texexpand: %--- checking for part1/beginning texexpand: %--- looking for .\part1/beginning texexpand: %--- found .\part1/beginning.tex *** `texexpand' done *** *** database open *** Loading d:\latex2html\styles\texdefs.perl... Loading d:\latex2html\styles\report.perl Reading ...TMP\doc fork at offset 136 Info: bracketings found: 3 ++ initial size: 104, resulting size: 102 wrapping raw arg commands @@ *** End-of-partition *** Doing .\part1/beginning.tex Info: bracketings found: 3 Processing macros ...++ initial size: 174, resulting size: 174 wrapping raw arg commands *** End-of-partition *** appending file: TMP\part_001 total length: 230 characters appending file: TMP\part_002 total length: 404 characters total length: 404 characters Translating ... 0/6:top of doc: for doc.html *** translating preamble *** .. *** preamble done *** ;; 1/6:part:.."History of the world" for node1.html ;.; 2/6:part:. *** Warning: ? brace missing for \part *** no brace for \part , before: 1/beginning.tex# *** using "1" as the argument instead; is this correct? *** ."1" for node2.html ;; 3/6:chapter:.."In the beginning..." for node3.html ;; 4/6:section:..."Hello world" for node4.html ;; 5/6:part:. *** Warning: ? brace missing for \part *** no brace for \part , before: 1/beginning.tex# *** using "1" as the argument instead; is this correct? *** ."1" for node5.html ;; 6/6:partstar:.."About this document ..." for node6.html ;;. *** making images *** *** updating image cache *** removing unnecessary images *** *** no more images *** *** post-process *** Doing section links .... *** replace markers *** *** post-post-process *** .. *** replace markers *** *** post-post-process *** .. *** replace markers *** *** post-post-process *** .. *** replace markers *** *** post-post-process *** .. *** replace markers *** *** post-post-process *** .. *** replace markers *** *** post-post-process *** .. *** replace markers *** *** post-post-process *** *** post-processed *** SAVE_FILE:index: index.pl EMPTY SAVE_ARRAY:section_info in FILE: sections.pl SAVE_ARRAY:toc_section_info in FILE: contents.pl SAVE_ARRAY:external_labels in FILE: labels.pl SAVE_ARRAY:external_latex_labels in FILE: labels.pl SAVE_FILE:cached_env_img: images.pl EMPTY *** Adding document-specific styles *** *********** WARNINGS *********** ? brace missing for \part Done. Timing: 1 seconds >saying what it includes or rejects, and what it's looking for. It *is* able to locate the file (as opposed to what you say in the above). It claims: texexpand: %--- found .\part1/beginning.tex and the contents of beginning.tex is used in the resulting HTML. However it also comes up with a non-existant part named "1" (as it saying in its output "using '1' as the argument instead; is this correct?") starting with the text "/beginning.tex#" and containing everything that the real part should have contained. >Also, you will be able to see the result in doc/TMP/doc.tex >and smaller pieces, in doc/TMP/part001.tex, doc/TMP/part002.tex, ... I'll just give you the contents of these files, since I don't understand how LaTeX2HTML works internally. This is doc/TMP/doc: \documentclass{report} \begin{document} \part{History of the world} %%% TEXEXPAND: INCLUDED FILE MARKER .\part1/beginning.tex \chapter{In the beginning...} \section{Hello world}%%% TEXEXPAND: END FILE .\part1/beginning.tex \end{document} This is doc/TMP/part_001.tex: \documentclass<<1>>report<<1>> \begin<<4>>tex2html_deferred<<4>>\par\end<<5>>tex2html_deferred<<5>> \begin<<2>>document<<2>> \part<<3>>History of the world<<3>> \begin<<6>>tex2html_deferred<<6>>\par\end<<7>>tex2html_deferred<<7>> This is doc/TMP/part_002.tex #.\part1/beginning.tex# \chapter<<8>>In the beginning...<<8>> \section<<9>>Hello world<<9>> #.\part1/beginning.tex# \end<<10>>document<<10>> > > ."1" for node2.html > > ;; > > > > 3/6:chapter:.."In the beginning..." for node3.html > > ;; > > > > 4/6:section:..."Hello world" for node4.html > > ;; > > > > 5/6:part:. > > > > *** no brace for \part , before: > > 1/beginning.tex# > > *** using "1" as the argument instead; is this correct? *** > > > > ."1" for node5.html > > > > > > REMARK: > > > > I've also tried this document on a Debian Linux system using LaTeX2HTML > > Version 2K.1beta (1.48). The document is translated correctly here. > >Yes. >The problem is because the Win2000 version has not been installed >correctly. It's $dd (directory-delimiter) variable has not been >set correctly --- at least, that's my diagnosis from the evidence >that you have presented so far. I hope the extra material I have provided here can help you. The cfgcache.pm file contains the following directory-delimiter: $cfg{'dd'} = q'\\'; >Since I do not run such an installation, hopefully someone else >can investigate further and provide a module L2hos/Win2000.pm >to be used instead of L2hos/Win32.pm when appropriate. > > > >Thanks for reporting this problem. > >Hope this helps. > > Ross Moore Thanks for helping me out, Bruno. From abignone@unige.it Fri Nov 23 07:41:12 2001 From: abignone@unige.it (Franco A. Bignone) Date: Fri, 23 Nov 2001 08:41:12 +0100 Subject: [l2h] Re: l2h example References: <200111212138.fALLctg02670@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> Message-ID: <3BFDFD98.2980911C@unige.it> Hi! I am a newcomer to this list, the reason being that I am trying to set up a bundle of programs on the web, and I would like to do it automatically from "noweb" and LaTeX files. After setting up latex2html (the most recent three versions) and running the Makefile coming with the bundle on the "example" program given, under Linux RedHat 6.1, I get a problem which is present similarly also when running my files: the list of figures dosen't link to the correct location on the pages. In the "report" example, while cross referencing and index work, in the list of figures instead of getting the correct link one get : node2html#29 , while the two figures given should be referenced differently (by the way there is no \label in the two Fig. examples, so I was putting them, but still the bahaviour is the same). I was looking into the mailing list archive but I do not find any mention to this problem, is it known ? Am I the only one encountering this, meaning that there is something wrong with my settings ? Some "magic" word not set correctly ? Some silly reason I do not see ? Ciao Franco -- ************************************************************************* * Dr. Franco A. Bignone, I.S.T., National Cancer Institute, Lab. Exp. * * Oncology, Lr.go Rosanna Benzi, 10, 16132, Genova, Italy. * * e-mail: franco.bignone@istge.it, abignone@unige.it * * http://gendyn.ist.unige.it * * ph. home: +39-010-247-3070 (answ.) * * job: +39-010-5600-213, +39-010-355839, +39-010-5600641, * * fax: +39-010-5600-217 * ************************************************************************* From uliw@erdw.ethz.ch Sat Nov 24 15:24:16 2001 From: uliw@erdw.ethz.ch (Ulrich G. Wortmann) Date: 24 Nov 2001 16:24:16 +0100 Subject: [l2h] antialialising of images in 2K.1beta (1.58) broken? Message-ID: Hi there, it seems that the antialialising of images is broken in the current l2h version 2K.1beta (1.58).(text works as expected). At least, I was unable to get it working. I tried to modify the entries in l2hconf.pin (and reinstalled), as well as setting $ANTI_ALIAS = 1; in my .latexh2tml-init file. Cheers Uli -- Uli Wortmann http://www.spoc.ethz.ch/uli Dept. of Geology Fax (Switzerland) (1) 632 1030 ETH-Zuerich Fon 3694 From mshrifeq@rurkiu.ernet.in Sun Nov 25 07:05:21 2001 From: mshrifeq@rurkiu.ernet.in (Shrikande Manish) Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2001 12:05:21 +0500 (IST) Subject: [l2h] Re: Image conversion in LaTeX2HTML - Query In-Reply-To: <200111212138.fALLctg02670@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> Message-ID: Dear Dr. Moore, Thanks for a prompt reply. I have since downloaded and installed the latest releases of netpbm as well as latex2html. The problme of cropmarks is still there when I use the default setting of 1.6 for $MATH_SCALE_FACTOR. The cropmarks, however, disappear when I reduce the image size and use the scale factor of 1.4. Althoug this workaround does the job for me, I thought it right to bring this anomaly to your notice. Thanks. With warm regards, Manish __ Manish Shrikhande Ph. +91 1332 85437/85605 Asst. Professor, Deptt. of Earthquake Engrg. Fax: +91 1332 76899/73560 Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee-247667. INDIA. "The joy of engineering is to find a straight line on a semi-log plot." From edemaine@mit.edu Sun Nov 25 19:31:39 2001 From: edemaine@mit.edu (Erik Demaine) Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2001 14:31:39 -0500 (EST) Subject: [l2h] Math mode broken? Message-ID: If I'm not mistaken, LaTeX2HTML Version 2K.1beta (1.58) [what I perceive to be the latest version] has a rather major bug: Math mode isn't working. More precisely, the generated images.tex does not seem to catch the leading $ in the math expression. 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From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Sun Nov 25 21:33:17 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2001 08:33:17 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] Math mode broken? In-Reply-To: from Erik Demaine at "Nov 25, 2001 02:31:39 pm" Message-ID: <200111252133.fAPLXHv14057@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> > > More precisely, the generated images.tex does not seem to catch the > leading $ in the math expression. I cannot reproduce this problem. > For example, consider this file test.tex: > > \documentclass[12pt]{article} > \begin{document} > $x$ > \end{document} Please adjust your example to become: \documentclass[12pt]{article} \begin{document} \HTMLset{VERBOSITY}{9} $x$ \HTMLset{VERBOSITY}{1} \end{document} This will give the maximum amount of tracing over the region where the problem may occur. Then send me the resulting log output. e.g., at my site, it contains: OUT-A {tex2html_deferred 10} IN-A {tex2html_wrap_inline 8} $x$ ,{tex2html_wrap_inline 8} UNDEF-IN {tex2html_wrap_inline 8}: $x$ CACHED: x;MSF=1.6;LFS=12;AAT: IMAGE_PARAMS tex2html_wrap_inline8: ###########ALT="$x$"# LATEX {tex2html_wrap_inline}: \begin{tex2html_wrap_inline}$x$\end{tex2html_wrap_inline} LATEX {tex2html_wrap_inline}: $x$ IMAGE_CODE:{tex2html_wrap_inline 8}: \lthtmlinlinemathA{tex2html_wrap_inline8}% $x$% \lthtmlinlinemathZ At no stage is the leading $ lost. If you get something different, then I'll have a chance to find out why that happens. > > Thanks! > Erik Hope this helps, Ross Moore > -- > Erik Demaine | edemaine@mit.edu | http://db.uwaterloo.ca/~eddemain/ > > _______________________________________________ > latex2html mailing list > latex2html@tug.org > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html From edemaine@mit.edu Mon Nov 26 03:43:19 2001 From: edemaine@mit.edu (Erik Demaine) Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2001 22:43:19 -0500 (EST) Subject: [l2h] Math mode broken? In-Reply-To: <200111252133.fAPLXHv14057@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> Message-ID: On Mon, 26 Nov 2001, Ross Moore wrote: > > More precisely, the generated images.tex does not seem to catch the > > leading $ in the math expression. > [...] > > For example, consider this file test.tex: > > > > \documentclass[12pt]{article} > > \begin{document} > > $x$ > > \end{document} > > Please adjust your example to become: > > \documentclass[12pt]{article} > \begin{document} > \HTMLset{VERBOSITY}{9} > $x$ > \HTMLset{VERBOSITY}{1} > \end{document} For some reason this did not work (it only traced the \HTMLset{VERBOSITY}{1}, so far as I can tell). But running latex2html -verbosity 9, here's the relevant output (after preamble): *** Translating environments *** IN-A {tex2html_wrap_inline 4} $x$ ,{tex2html_wrap_inline 4} UNDEF-IN {tex2html_wrap_inline 4}: $x$ CACHED: x;MSF=1.6;LFS=12;AAT: IMAGE_PARAMS tex2html_wrap_inline4: ###########ALT="x$"# LATEX {tex2html_wrap_inline}: \begin{tex2html_wrap_inline}$x$\end{tex2html_wrap_inline} LATEX {tex2html_wrap_inline}: x$ IMAGE_CODE:{tex2html_wrap_inline 4}: \lthtmlinlinemathA{tex2html_wrap_inline4}% x$% \lthtmlinlinemathZ UNDEF_OUT {tex2html_wrap_inline 4}: #tex2html_wrap_inline4# OUT-A {tex2html_wrap_inline 4} #tex2html_wrap_inline4# Does this help isolate where the leading $ is lost? I'm using Perl 5.005_03. Erik -- Erik Demaine | edemaine@mit.edu | http://db.uwaterloo.ca/~eddemain/ From bruce.miller@nist.gov Mon Nov 26 04:32:27 2001 From: bruce.miller@nist.gov (Bruce Miller) Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2001 23:32:27 -0500 Subject: [l2h] Figure/Table numbering patch(?) Message-ID: <3C01C5DB.1040708@nist.gov> Hi Ross, Hi everybody; While processing a batch of documents from other authors, I was really reluctant to insert all the \protect's throughout the math in the figure & table captions, so I started looking for alternatives. What I worked out seems too simple, so I must be missing something.... but please consider. The first problem I was encountering was that the math being sucked in from the aux file was full of @ (eg \@mathrm, presumably because of various ams & other packages involved?, but at any rate, inside aux, @ is a valid letter). This caused the latex of images.tex to fail. Although do_cmd_makeatletter and do_cmd_makeatother are called around the processing of the aux file, that isn't reflected in images.tex. My proposed patch is to add the lines $latex_body .= "\\makeatletter"; and $latex_body .= "\\makeatother"; to those two subs. That patch, of course, leads to the next problem (which I would have had even if images.tex had suceeded): the captions no longer `match' so that l2h can't find the appropriate figure or table numbers. It turns out that figure & table counters are never used. A couple of minor changes to sub extract_captions seems to fix it: Put: my $sid = ++$global{'max_id'}; translate_commands("\\stepcounter$O$sid$C$env$O$sid$C"); just ahead of the "foreach $key (sort ...." loop. And inside the loop, just before the "&write_warnings(qq|\nNo number ..." put: if(!$number){ $number= translate_commands("\\the$env"); } This, of course, falls back to numbering internal to l2h, so at least in the cases where the number can't be found, it wont automatically inherit the numbering format from the latex style. OTOH, it does respect any definitions of \thetable or \thefigure. OTTH (on the third hand :>), I'm a bit ambivalent about that approach anyway; it's caused me at least as much grief as benefit. 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  --------------9B26FD9CAE8B02303C62AB36-- From Till A. Heilmann" Hi everybody! I feel kinda stupid because I asked the exact same question a couple of weeks ago and still I can't solve the problem. 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\ Configuration (with prefs.pm and configure.bat) went fine (see contents of config.log below), but the processing of the test sample keeps failing (see contents of test.log below). When I first encountered the problem it was suggested to either up- or downgrade netpbm as its version 9.19 was considered to be at the core of all the trouble. I tried both, neither worked. So I guess that netpbm isn't the bad guy in itself. Obviously the problem is that pstoimg.bat cannot run the netpbm executables: 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. GS>GS>>>showpage, press to continue<< GS>>>showpage, press to continue<< GS>Running "\programs\netpbm\bin\pnmcrop.exe -verbose < C:\TEMP\l2h173\p158.pnm > C:\TEMP\l2h173\p158.t01" pstoimg.bat: Error: "\programs\netpbm\bin\pnmcrop.exe - verbose < C:\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 ======================================================== Running the command \programs\netpbm\bin\pnmcrop.exe -verbose < C:\TEMP\l2h173\p158.pnm > C:\TEMP\l2h173\p158.t01 manually on the console works fine. It's the combination of pstoimg.bat, Ghostscript and netpbm that doesn't. Well, any ideas how to solve this? Thanks to all of you in advance, Till Andreas Heilmann. prefs.pm ======================================================== ======== package prefs; require Exporter; @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(%prefs); %prefs = (); # When executables are specified, you may give either only the name of the # executable (e.g. 'dvips'), the configuration then searches your system for # the program. Or you may give a complete path. # On DOS/Windows platforms you need not specify the extension (e.g. '.exe'). # You may specify multiple executable names, separated by commas ','. # PLEASE SET THE PERL EXECUTABLE NAME ON THE COMMAND LINE OR IN # CONFIG.BAT IF IT DIFFERS FROM 'perl'!!! # Specify any additional search paths here, use `:' or `;´ as delimiter $prefs{'EXTRAPATH'} = '\\programs\\netpbm\\bin;\\programs\\texmf\\miktex\\bi n'; # This is where the installation will take place. On UNIXish systems # $prefs{'PREFIX'} = '/usr/local'; # is preferred. On DOS/Win, you might say; $prefs{'PREFIX'} = '\\programs\\latex2html'; # $prefs{'PREFIX'} = '/usr/local'; # The following are derived from PREFIX if empty: BINDIR by adding /bin, and # LIBDIR by adding /lib or /lib/latex2html, depending on whether PREFIX # contains l2h or latex2html (case insensitive!), respectively. # But you may specify something completely different, of course :-) $prefs{'BINDIR'} = ''; $prefs{'LIBDIR'} = ''; # If set, only a short wrapper script is build that is going to be installed # in BINDIR. This wrapper inludes the latex2html script, that is kept in # LIBDIR $prefs{'WRAPPER'} = 'no'; # If set, a special configuration is used to build a LaTeX2HTML that fits # on the TeXlive cdrom. Only for experts :-) $prefs{'TEXLIVE'} = 'no'; # This is how the LaTeX2HTML icons can be accessed from your HTTP server. # It must be a valid URL on the server you are going to put your converted # documents. Examples: # Relative: /icons/latex2html # Absolute: http://myserver.net/icons # Note that this setting should be consistent with the following # setting ICONSTORAGE. # If left empty, an appropriate file: URL is assumed. This will show # the icons o.k. on your local host, but won't work across the Web. $prefs{'ICONPATH'} = ''; # This is the directory where the icons have to be copied so that they # can be accessed with the path given above. Keep this empty if you do # not want the icons to be installed in your Web server area. # However, the icons are installed in LIBDIR/icons, no matter what. $prefs{'ICONSTORAGE'} = ''; # set this to no if you do not want any image generation by LaTeX2HTML $prefs{'IMAGES'} = 'yes'; # TeX and friends # # LaTeX and other executables of the TeX typesetting suite are needed to # render parts of the documents that cannot be translated to HTML in a # consistent way. If you don't have LaTeX, LaTeX2HTML will run anyway, # but with reduced capabilities. # the TeX executable $prefs{'TEX'} = 'tex'; # the LaTeX executable # needed for image generation $prefs{'LATEX'} = 'latex'; # the initex executable $prefs{'INITEX'} = 'initex'; # the kpsewhich (part of Web2C) executable. If it is found, we have # Web2C $prefs{'KPSEWHICH'} = 'kpsewhich'; $prefs{'WEB2C'} = 0; # the root directory for TeX include files, e.g. # /usr/lib/texmf/tex. If KPSEWHICH is found, this path is determined # automatically (using KPSEWHICH -p tex). # The LaTeX2HTML specific files are installed in # $TEXPATH(/latex)/latex2html ( /latex added only if it exists ) # You may also specify this with the --with-texpath= configure option. # This setting overrides the automatic selection. $prefs{'TEXPATH'} = '\\programs\\texmf\\tex'; # the "mktexlsr" update utility. This is needed to build the TeX file # searching database (aka ls-R) after adding new style files # This tool is automatically invoked after successful installation of # the LaTeX2HTML style files (e.g. html.sty) $prefs{'MKTEXLSR'} = '\\programs\\texmf\\miktex\\bin\\initexmf -u'; # The dvips executable and its features. dvips32 added for OS/2 $prefs{'DVIPS'} = 'dvips,dvi2ps,dvips32'; # set this to 1 if you want dvips to create special fonts for better # image generation. You need to set the following two items to correct # values then, i.e. the driver with the given DPI must be available. # To enable this option, set it to 1. $prefs{'PK'} = 0; # The MetaFont mode to use and its resolution. Common settings are # toshiba(180), hppost(180)??? $prefs{'METAMODE'} = 'toshiba'; $prefs{'METADPI'} = 180; # Set this to 0 if you do not want dvips to create EPS files even if # it is capable to $prefs{'EPS'} = 1; # This must be set to 1 when your DVIPS reverses the order # of output pages. Rarely needed. Try 0 first. $prefs{'REVERSE'} = 0; # Try to implement GIF image support. Set to 0 if you want # to disable GIF support even if possible. $prefs{'GIF'} = 1; # Try to implement PNG image support. Set to 0 if you want # to disable PNG support even if possible. $prefs{'PNG'} = 1; # Ghostscript # this is one of the crucial points. Use the most recent version of gs # available. Versions known to work well are 3.33 and 4.03 # the Ghostscript executable # set name depending on platform if($::newcfg{'plat'} eq 'os2') { $prefs{'GS'} = 'gsos2'; } elsif($::newcfg{'plat'} eq 'win32') { $prefs{'GS'} = '\\programs\\gs\\gs7.03 \\bin\\gswin32c'; } else { $prefs{'GS'} = 'gs'; } # the Ghostscript device to use for regular conversion to portable # bitmap format. The recommended device is pnmraw. ppmraw is ok, too but # produces bigger intermediate files. # The most suitable and available device is chosen automatically. # Specify it here if you want to use a specific one. $prefs{'GSDEVICE'} = ''; # the Ghostscript device to use for conversion of LaTeX images, e.g. # formulas. Anti-aliasing is used then to give better images. Therefore # a full color or full grey device is recommended (ppmraw, pgmraw) # The most suitable and available device is chosen automatically. # Specify it here if you want to use a specific one. $prefs{'GSALIASDEVICE'} = ''; # the Netpbm utilities # most of them are needed badly to create images. # the pnmcrop executable needed for cropping of bitmaps $prefs{'PNMCROP'} = 'pnmcrop'; # the pnmflip executable needed for flipping and rotating bitmaps $prefs{'PNMFLIP'} = 'pnmflip'; # the ppmquant executable needed for limiting the number of colors $prefs{'PPMQUANT'} = 'ppmquant'; # the pnmfile executable needed for determining bitmap properties $prefs{'PNMFILE'} = 'pnmfile'; # the pnmcat executable needed for concatenating of bitmaps $prefs{'PNMCAT'} = 'pnmcat'; # the pbmmake executable needed for creation of alignment bitmaps $prefs{'PBMMAKE'} = 'pbmmake'; # the ppmtogif executable needed for creation of GIF images $prefs{'PPMTOGIF'} = 'ppmtogif,ppm2gif'; # the following is part of a separate package. Use at least # the one from pnmtopng-2.31 # the pnmtopng executable needed for creation of PNG images $prefs{'PNMTOPNG'} = 'pnmtopng,pnm2png'; # if the Netpbm utility ppmtogif lack certain features (the most # recent version of Netpbm is ok), the following utilities will # be useful: # the giftool executable needed for making GIFs interlaced and/or # transparent $prefs{'GIFTOOL'} = 'giftool'; # the giftrans executable needed for making GIFs transparent $prefs{'GIFTRANS'} = 'giftrans'; # to speed things up, pstoimg issues piped commands. This may fail on # some systems. On unsafe systems, this is automatically set to 0. # Say 1 for pipe usage and 0 for no pipes. $prefs{'PIPES'} = 1; # if this is true, then the config procedure saves the absolute pathnames # of the external programs in the perl scripts. This is necessary if # running in an environment where e.g. gs is not always in the PATH # environment. On the other hand, if this option is disabled, you can move # the external tools around your filesystems and LaTeX2HTML will keep # working without reconfiguration as long as the programs can be reached # through PATH. # The default is 1 for historical reasons. You can switch it of by saying # --disable-paths when using configure. $prefs{'ABSPATHS'} = 1; # this is the path to a temporary disk space area. If the area is a ram # drive, this setting may speed up image conversion. The following standard # paths are checked on the respective platforms: # UNIX : /tmp /usr/tmp /var/tmp /usr/local/tmp # DOS/Windows : C:\TMP C:\TEMP C:\WINDOWS\TEMP $prefs{'TMPSPACE'} = ''; # The location of the rgb.txt color definition file. If omitted, the # file that comes with the LaTeX2HTML distribution is used. $prefs{'RGB'} = ''; # The location of the crayola.txt color definition file. If omitted, the # file that comes with the LaTeX2HTML distribution is used. $prefs{'CRAYOLA'} = ''; # The names of HTML validators to look for on the system. Note: These # tools should accept a single HTML filename as argument. $prefs{'HTML_VALIDATOR'} = 'html4-check'; ########################################### # no need to edit anything below this line sub get_preferences { return %prefs; } 1; # make require happy. DO NOT DELETE THIS LAST LINE! config.log ======================================================== ======== config.pl, Release 2K.1beta (Revision 1.36) Accompanies LaTeX2HTML, (C) 1999 GNU Public License. checking for old config file (cfgcache.pm)... not found (ok) checking for platform... MSWin32 (Windows 32 bit) checking for C:\Programs\Perl\bin\Perl.exe... C:\Programs\Perl\bin\Perl.exe checking perl version... 5.006001 checking if perl supports some dbm... yes checking if perl globbing works... yes checking for tex... \programs\texmf\miktex\bin\tex.exe checking for latex... \programs\texmf\miktex\bin\latex.exe checking for initex... \programs\texmf\miktex\bin\initex.exe checking for kpsewhich... \programs\texmf\miktex\bin\kpsewhich.exe checking for kpsewhich syntax... ok (style=1) checking for TeX include path... \programs\texmf\tex checking for \programs\texmf\miktex\bin\initexmf... \programs\texmf\miktex\bin\initexmf.exe checking for dvips... \programs\texmf\miktex\bin\dvips.exe checking dvips version... 5.86 checking if dvips supports the combination of -E and - i -S 1... yes checking for html4-check... no checking for \programs\gs\gs7.03\bin\gswin32c... \programs\gs\gs7.03\bin\gswin32c.exe checking for ghostscript version... 7.03 checking for ghostscript portable bitmap device... pnmraw checking for full color device for anti-aliasing... ppmraw checking for ghostscript library and font paths... built-in paths are correct checking for pnmcrop... \programs\netpbm\bin\pnmcrop.exe yes checking for pnmflip... \programs\netpbm\bin\pnmflip.exe checking for ppmquant... \programs\netpbm\bin\ppmquant.exe checking for pnmfile... \programs\netpbm\bin\pnmfile.exe checking for pnmcat... \programs\netpbm\bin\pnmcat.exe checking for pbmmake... \programs\netpbm\bin\pbmmake.exe checking for ppmtogif... \programs\netpbm\bin\ppmtogif.exe yes checking if ppmtogif can make interlaced GIFs... yes checking for pnmtopng... \programs\netpbm\bin\pnmtopng.exe checking if multiple pipes work... no Unfortunately multiple pipes are not reliable on this OS. checking for temporary disk space... C:\TEMP creating cfgcache.pm creating test.bat creating install.bat Note: Will install... ... executables to : C:\programs\latex2html\bin ... library items to : C:\programs\latex2html test.log ======================================================== ======== ... checking latex2html ... checking texexpand ... checking pstoimg *** Running C:\l2h\latex2html.bat -test_mode l2htest.tex This is LaTeX2HTML Version 2K.1beta (1.56) by Nikos Drakos, Computer Based Learning Unit, University of Leeds. Revised and extended by: Marcus Hennecke, Ross Moore, Herb Swan and others ...producing markup for HTML version 3.2 Loading C:\l2h\versions\html3_2.pl *** processing declarations *** Loading C:\l2h\versions\latin1.plStarting at 1006951882 seconds OPENING C:\l2h\tests\l2htest.tex Note: Working directory is C:\l2h\tests\l2htest Note: Images will be generated in C:\TEMP\l2h173 Loading C:\l2h\styles\texdefs.perl... Loading C:\l2h\styles\article.perl Reading ... ++ @@@ Doing .\basic.tex %%% *** opening brace #27 is unmatched *** preceding: \Large Large and {\bf boldface *** opening brace #28 is unmatched *** preceding: \bf boldface Processing macros ...++ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ Doing .\basicinc.tex %%% *** matching brace #28 found *** *** matching brace #27 found *** Processing macros ...++ @@@@@@@@@@@ Doing .\formulas.tex %% Processing macros ...++ @@@ Translating ... 0/6:top of l2htest:"LaTeX2HTML Test Document" for l2htest.html *** translating preamble *** .... *** preamble done *** ;;. 1/6:section:.."Some basic stuff" for node1.html ;..; 2/6:subsection:..."Fonts" for node2.html ;.......................;.. 3/6:subsection:..."Lists" for node3.html ;.,..,..;. 4/6:subsection:..."Table" for node4.html ;..,..;. 5/6:section:.."Mathematic formulas" for node5.html ;.,.,;.. 6/6:sectionstar:.."About this document ..." for node6.html ;;. Writing image file ... \programs\texmf\miktex\bin\latex.exe ./images.tex This is TeX, Version 3.14159 (MiKTeX 2.1) (./images.tex LaTeX2e <2001/06/01> Babel and hyphenation patterns for english, french, german, ngerman, du mylang, nohyphenation, loaded. (C:\Programs\texmf\tex\latex\base\article.cls Document Class: article 2001/04/21 v1.4e Standard LaTeX document class (C:\Programs\texmf\tex\latex\base\size10.clo)) (C:\Programs\texmf\tex\latex\base\ifthen.sty) (C:\Programs\texmf\tex\latex\graphics\color.sty (C:\Programs\texmf\tex\latex\00miktex\color.cfg) (C:\Programs\texmf\tex\latex\graphics\dvips.def) (C:\Programs\texmf\tex\latex\graphics\dvipsnam.def)) (C:\Programs\texmf\tex\latex\base\inputenc.sty) No file images.aux. latex2htmlLength hsize=349.0pt latex2htmlLength vsize=633.0pt latex2htmlLength hoffset=0.0pt latex2htmlLength voffset=0.0pt latex2htmlLength topmargin=0.0pt latex2htmlLength topskip=0.00003pt latex2htmlLength headheight=0.0pt latex2htmlLength headsep=0.0pt latex2htmlLength parskip=0.0pt plus 1.0pt latex2htmlLength oddsidemargin=62.0pt latex2htmlLength evensidemargin=62.0pt l2hSize :displaymath105:13.77855pt::0.0pt::349.0pt. [1] l2hSize :tex2html_wrap_inline107:10.59451pt::10.59451pt: :85.6146pt. [2] (images.aux) ) Output written on images.dvi (2 pages, 880 bytes). Transcript written on images.log. *** processing 2 images *** Generating postscript images using dvips ... \programs\texmf\miktex\bin\dvips.exe -S1 -i -E - oC:\TEMP\l2h173\image .\images.dvi Converting image #1 pstoimg.bat V2K.1beta (Revision 1.15, Perl 5.006001) pstoimg.bat: Temporary directory is C:\TEMP\l2h173 pstoimg.bat: Processing C:\TEMP\l2h173\image001.ps pstoimg.bat: EPSF dimensions are 211x19 pstoimg.bat: Running \programs\gs\gs7.03 \bin\gswin32c.exe -sDEVICE=ppmraw -g338x31 -r115 - dTextAlphaBits=4 -sOutputFile=C:\TEMP\l2h173\p160.pnm GS>-133 -702 translate GS>(C:/TEMP/l2h173/image001.ps) run GS>showpage GS>quit 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. GS>GS>>>showpage, press to continue<< GS>>>showpage, press to continue<< GS>Running "\programs\netpbm\bin\pnmcrop.exe -verbose < C:\TEMP\l2h173\p160.pnm > C:\TEMP\l2h173\p160.t01" pstoimg.bat: Error: "\programs\netpbm\bin\pnmcrop.exe - verbose < C:\TEMP\l2h173\p160.pnm > C:\TEMP\l2h173 \p160.t01" failed: No such file or directory Error while converting image Error: Cannot read 'img1.png': No such file or directory Converting image #2 pstoimg.bat V2K.1beta (Revision 1.15, Perl 5.006001) pstoimg.bat: Temporary directory is C:\TEMP\l2h173 pstoimg.bat: Processing C:\TEMP\l2h173\image002.ps pstoimg.bat: EPSF dimensions are 90x28 pstoimg.bat: Running \programs\gs\gs7.03 \bin\gswin32c.exe -sDEVICE=ppmraw -g144x45 -r115 - dTextAlphaBits=4 -sOutputFile=C:\TEMP\l2h173\p158.pnm GS>-133 -693 translate GS>(C:/TEMP/l2h173/image002.ps) run GS>showpage GS>quit 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. GS>GS>>>showpage, press to continue<< GS>>>showpage, press to continue<< GS>Running "\programs\netpbm\bin\pnmcrop.exe -verbose < C:\TEMP\l2h173\p158.pnm > C:\TEMP\l2h173\p158.t01" pstoimg.bat: Error: "\programs\netpbm\bin\pnmcrop.exe - verbose < C:\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 Doing section links ................ *** Adding document-specific styles *** *********** WARNINGS *********** Failed to convert image C:\TEMP\l2h173\image001.ps Failed to convert image C:\TEMP\l2h173\image002.ps To resolve the image conversion problems please consult the "Troubleshooting" section of your local User Manual or follow the links to it at http://www- math.mpce.mq.edu.au/texdev/LaTeX2HTML/docs/manual/ Unknown commands: basicinc formulas Done. To view the results, point your browser at: file:///C|/l2h/tests/l2htest/index.html Timing: 11 seconds From dr6583@hotmail.com Wed Nov 28 16:42:16 2001 From: dr6583@hotmail.com (Darrell) Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2001 10:42:16 -0600 Subject: [l2h] Cannot convert images in test sample file References: <0GNI00803IHS4R@stud.unibas.ch> Message-ID: ----- Original Message ----- From: "Till A. Heilmann" To: 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. > GS>GS>>>showpage, press to continue<< > GS>>>showpage, press to continue<< > GS>Running "\programs\netpbm\bin\pnmcrop.exe -verbose > < C:\TEMP\l2h173\p158.pnm > C:\TEMP\l2h173\p158.t01" > pstoimg.bat: Error: "\programs\netpbm\bin\pnmcrop.exe - > verbose < C:\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 From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Wed Nov 28 21:28:46 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2001 08:28:46 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] Cannot convert images in test sample file In-Reply-To: from Darrell at "Nov 28, 2001 10:42:16 am" Message-ID: <200111282128.fASLSkw00139@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> > > 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?)) 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. For a job (named myjob.tex say) the main temp location is called: myjob/TMP (subdirectory of the source directory, where myjob/ is the place where the HTML files finally reside. This myjob/TMP directory is used for various database files that are written during the main processing. It is *not* used during the image-generation process. During image generation, there is another temp directory used when creating the .ps files and temporary .pnm bitmaps during the cropping part of the image generation. This is normally in a subdirectory of whatever is specified in the $TMP variable. Names such as l2h173 are constructed from the 'l2h' prefix and the $$ process ID of the LaTeX2HTML job. (The is an effective way to get a unique filename.) The default for $TMP is established during installation by testing environment variables: l2hconf.pin:$TMP = $ENV{TMP} || $ENV{TEMP} || '.'; l2hconf.pin:$TMP = '@TMPSPACE@'; Hence on my Unix system we get a configuration setting of: l2hconf.pm:$TMP = '/tmp'; However, there are various ways to change the location of where the l2h directory is located. Within a LaTeX2HTML job, a variable $TMPDIR is set, based upon the setting of a Perl variable $TMP (set in .latex2html-init , say) or the value of the -tmp command-line switch. It is $TMPDIR that is used with the pstoimg script for generating images. But setting $TMPDIR to '' may be no good, as then pstoimg will look at *environment* variables $TMP and $TEMP for a location. Using -tmp . is meant to result in a temporary location of: myjob/l2h Though the interpretation of `.' on the command-line may be dependent upon the shell. Try it and see. > 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. 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. If this is indeed the case, then having l2h 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. 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.) 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 > latex2html@tug.org > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html From dr6583@hotmail.com Thu Nov 29 00:19:50 2001 From: dr6583@hotmail.com (Darrell) Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2001 18:19:50 -0600 Subject: [l2h] Cannot convert images in test sample file References: <200111282128.fASLSkw00139@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> Message-ID: emailed and "posted" to latex2html@tug.org ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ross Moore" To: "Darrell" Cc: 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 l2h 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 > > latex2html@tug.org > > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html > > _______________________________________________ > latex2html mailing list > latex2html@tug.org > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html > From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Thu Nov 29 01:14:33 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2001 12:14:33 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] Cannot convert images in test sample file In-Reply-To: from Darrell at "Nov 28, 2001 06:19:50 pm" Message-ID: <200111290114.fAT1EY307265@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> Hi Darrell, Thanks for tackling this issue. > > 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 :-) I find that hard to believe (given the coding below) ..... ... but you have the experience of it, so maybe it's true. If you can track the cause, then of course I'd be happy to "fix" the Perl coding, or include a work-around of some OS bug, if that's what it is. Here is what LaTeX2HTML uses: # determine a suitable temporary path # $TMPDIR = ''; my @tmp_try = (); push(@tmp_try, $TMP) if($TMP); push(@tmp_try, "$DESTDIR$dd$TMP_") if($TMP_); push(@tmp_try, $DESTDIR) if($DESTDIR); push(@tmp_try, L2hos->Cwd()); my $try; TempTry: foreach $try (@tmp_try) { next unless(-d $try && -w _); my $tmp = "$try$dd$TMP_PREFIX$$"; if(mkdir($tmp,0755)) { $TMPDIR=$tmp; last TempTry; } else { warn "Warning: Cannot create temporary directory '$tmp': $!\n"; } } It's not my coding, but it looks OK to me. First we build a list of possible places for a temporary directory, pushing these into a list @tmp_try . Then check these for the directory both existing and being writable. When a suitable place has been found, create a subdirectory e.g. /l2h $try ---> $dd ---> / $TMP_PREFIX ---> l2h $$ ---------> The values of these variables may change according to platform and/or user customisations. If the mkdir fails then there should be a warning message. If no directory is writable, then I suppose we can fall out of the loop, leaving $TMPDIR empty. But this shouldn't happen, as one of the options is the location where the HTML files will be created; so if that isn't writable then the whole job will fail anyway. Furthermore, this isn't what you said was happening. The comes from $$ so should be *unique* to the running job. (If not, then maybe there's a problem with the Perl installation.) > > 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 :-) I suppose that it's possible that the LaTeX2HTML job is somehow executing its &cleanup subroutine *before* the image-generation processes have finished. You could easily test this by adding some print lines into the subroutine block, which starts: sub cleanup { local($explicit) = @_; return unless $explicit || !$DEBUG; ... ... Find where it removes $TMPDIR : if ($TMPDIR && opendir(DIR, $TMPDIR)) { local(@files) = grep(!/^\.\.?$/,readdir(DIR)); local($busy); foreach (@files) { $busy .= $_." " unless (L2hos->Unlink("$TMPDIR$dd$_")); } closedir (DIR); if ($busy) { print "\n\nFiles: $busy are still in use.\n\n" if ($DEBUG); } else { &write_warnings("\n\n Couldn't remove $TMPDIR : $!") unless (rmdir $TMPDIR); } } Note that there are already warning messages about files still in use. However, if this code is called (for reasons as yet unknown) *before* pstoimg tries to use them, then those messages will not be generated. The &cleanup subroutine is meant to be called at the beginning of a job, so as to remove any old files that may be in the temporary directories; then also at the end of the job, to remove stuff that should never be needed again. > Thank you for your assistance. Try sticking in some suitable messages, giving the values of $$ and $TMPDIR, then just use LaTeX2HTML as usual. If the problem occurs again, then you may get something meaningful. Hope this helps, Ross Moore > > Darrell > > > > > > > > Thanks for the observations. > > > > I hope you can figure what is causing the problem and find > > a simple fix for it. > > > > > > All the best, > > > > Ross Moore > > > > > > > Darrell > > > _______________________________________________ > > > latex2html mailing list > > > latex2html@tug.org > > > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html > > > > _______________________________________________ > > latex2html mailing list > > latex2html@tug.org > > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html > > > _______________________________________________ > latex2html mailing list > latex2html@tug.org > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html From Jan Starzynski Thu Nov 29 12:06:17 2001 From: Jan Starzynski (Jan Starzynski) Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2001 13:06:17 +0100 (CET) Subject: [l2h] Cannot convert images in test sample file In-Reply-To: <0GNI00803IHS4R@stud.unibas.ch> Message-ID: Hello, I can't really find a good place to put bugreports to, so I send one here: There's just the following error reported from perl 5.6.1 in latex2html 2K.1beta (1.59): ;.....;.Nested quantifiers before HERE mark in regex m/^($FILE|planet-style-c++<< HERE )$/ at /usr/bin/latex2html line 12118. The same happens in line 7803. The filename contains "++" that is interpreted as a part of the regular expression. Quoting the filename ("\Q$file\E") solves the problem. Another problem are "~" in the LaTeX-code Lyx (www.lyx.org) generates. It uses "\textasciitilde{}" for the tilde and latex2html does not recognize them, so they abandon. This makes all C++-destructors to constructors: quite confusing. For first bug was easy to handle, but this one? Jan From djc@object-craft.com.au Thu Nov 29 12:11:25 2001 From: djc@object-craft.com.au (Dave Cole) Date: 29 Nov 2001 23:11:25 +1100 Subject: [l2h] Is this a bug in the latex2html verbatim environment? Message-ID: Try doing this and generating PDF and HTML... \begin{verbatim} oops \ \end{verbatim} Am I missing something here? - Dave From unny@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de Thu Nov 29 12:55:55 2001 From: unny@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de (Vladimir Klebanov) Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2001 13:55:55 +0100 Subject: [l2h] per-file configuration? In-Reply-To: <20011113022701.21F545A862@tug.org> References: <20011113022701.21F545A862@tug.org> Message-ID: <20011129135554.A27587@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de> Hi, I'm looking for a more fine-grained configuration facility than the per-user .latex2html-init. Wouldn't it be a good idea to be able to include configuration directives into the tex file in question? Or is it already possible and I missed it by some crazy chance? Vladimir P.S. Ross, the fix you suggested for the \footnotetext problem works fine indeed. Thanks a lot. One thing that is still missing are backreferences to the original footnote occurrences. It's not as important an issue as completely broken footnotes though. -- Vladimir Klebanov -- unny@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de http://www.uni-karlsruhe.de/~unny OPIATE, n. An unlocked door in the prison of Identity. It leads into the jail yard. From Till A. Heilmann" Thanks to all of you for your suggestions and ideas! I'm in quite a hurry today so I'm not able to work on the problem but I can tell you one thing: The problem is definitely *not* that l2h looks for a folder (e.g. \temp\l2h173) that doesn't exist because it deleted it on the last run. That folder *is* there and so are the files that l2h wants to convert (that's why I said running pnmcrop manually on the console works fine). I ran l2h with and without the -debug option, the results are the same. So Darrell's problems are another thing (and really strange by the way...) I also tried the -tmp switch and set it to different folders (e.g. c:\l2htemp, c:\l2h, c:\), it didn't work, same result as always. Hmm, I start suspecting NT of foul play... Anyway, thanks again Till. From D.Cook@sheffield.ac.uk Thu Nov 29 13:11:34 2001 From: D.Cook@sheffield.ac.uk (D Cook) Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2001 13:11:34 +0000 (GMT) Subject: [l2h] libforms and libxforms Message-ID: Hello Colleague, The Home Page for libforms and libxforms seems to be closed, does anyone know a "i386" tar.gz or rpm location for them? Dr. David B. Cook (Director of Studies) The Dept. of Chemistry The University of Sheffield SHEFFIELD S3 7HF UK Phone +44 (0)114 2229528 FAX +44 (0)114 2738673 Not all that must be learned can be taught From bob@bob.usuhs.mil Thu Nov 29 13:48:24 2001 From: bob@bob.usuhs.mil (Robert Williams) Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2001 08:48:24 -0500 Subject: [l2h] libforms and libxforms References: Message-ID: <3C063CA8.6677EC21@bob.usuhs.mil> --------------62005D1787656E4BBA75F0A2 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit D Cook wrote: > Hello Colleague, > > The Home Page for libforms and libxforms seems to be closed, does anyone > know a "i386" tar.gz or rpm location for them? > Here is a recent post to the xforms list: # To subscribers of the xforms list from Steve Lamont : Gentlefolk: The primary XForms FTP site, `ncmir.ucsd.edu', has been temporarily disabled due to a major security flaw in our FTP server software which is known to be exploitable. We are expecting a fix from the vendor of the software shortly but until then prudence dictates that we disable FTP service. I'll advise the list when the server is re-enabled. In the mean time, should you need access, the mirrors should be available: http://world.std.com/~xforms/ftp/mirror.html spl _________________________________________________ To unsubscribe, send the message "unsubscribe" to xforms-request@bob.usuhs.mil or see http://bob.usuhs.mil/mailserv/xforms.html XForms Home Page: http://world.std.com/~xforms List Archive: http://bob.usuhs.mil/mailserv/list-archives/ --------------62005D1787656E4BBA75F0A2 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit D Cook wrote:

Hello Colleague,

The Home Page for libforms and libxforms seems to be closed, does anyone
know a "i386" tar.gz or rpm location for them?
 

Here is a recent post to the xforms list:

# To subscribers of the xforms list from Steve Lamont <spl@ncmir.ucsd.edu> :

Gentlefolk:

The primary XForms FTP site, `ncmir.ucsd.edu', has been temporarily
disabled due to a major security flaw in our FTP server software which
is known to be exploitable.

We are expecting a fix from the vendor of the software shortly but until
then prudence dictates that we disable FTP service.

I'll advise the list when the server is re-enabled.

In the mean time, should you need access, the mirrors should be available:

        http://world.std.com/~xforms/ftp/mirror.html

                                                        spl
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  --------------62005D1787656E4BBA75F0A2-- From ross@ics.mq.edu.au Thu Nov 29 20:17:23 2001 From: ross@ics.mq.edu.au (Ross Moore) Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2001 07:17:23 +1100 (EST) Subject: [l2h] per-file configuration? In-Reply-To: <20011129135554.A27587@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de> from Vladimir Klebanov at "Nov 29, 2001 01:55:55 pm" Message-ID: <200111292017.fATKHNw02561@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> > Hi, > > I'm looking for a more fine-grained configuration facility than the per-user > .latex2html-init. Wouldn't it be a good idea to be able to include > configuration directives into the tex file in question? Or is it already > possible and I missed it by some crazy chance? Among the existing features are: A. There is the command \HTMLset{}{} that allows a Perl variable to be set directly. But that's really not very useful as a high-level feature. B. Using the 'Makefile' facility, at least under Unix, is probably the easiest method. That lets you record and use command-line switches for your jobs, even when they reside in the same directory. C. The switch: -init-file is probably the most useful. Have a different init-file for each job, in so far as they differ in some settings. ( .latex2html-init can take care of those common to all.) Then use the Makefile to run each job. On systems without `make' then a 1 or 2 line .bat or .com file should be a fair replacement. > Vladimir > > > P.S. Ross, the fix you suggested for the \footnotetext problem works fine > indeed. Thanks a lot. One thing that is still missing are backreferences to > the original footnote occurrences. It's not as important an issue as > completely broken footnotes though. Hmm; I thought that I'd catered for that too --- at least in my own testing. Did you upgrade to the latest revision at www.latex2html.org ? Or did you just use a small quick fix that I posted to you ? Can you please point me to an example; having the source would help also, for testing. All the best, Ross Moore > -- > Vladimir Klebanov -- unny@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de > http://www.uni-karlsruhe.de/~unny > OPIATE, n. An unlocked door in the prison of Identity. It leads into > the jail yard. > _______________________________________________ > latex2html mailing list > latex2html@tug.org > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html From graham@cs.man.ac.uk Fri Nov 30 09:40:00 2001 From: graham@cs.man.ac.uk (Graham Gough) Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2001 09:40:00 +0000 Subject: [l2h] per-file configuration? In-Reply-To: <200111292017.fATKHNw02561@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> References: <20011129135554.A27587@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de> <200111292017.fATKHNw02561@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> Message-ID: <15367.21488.415533.354713@sphere.cs.man.ac.uk> I've deleted the original posting and only have Ross's response, but doesn't the additional feature, not mentioned by Ross, of having a .latex2html-init in the current directory solve the problem? Graham From dirk.czirpka@gmx.de Fri Nov 30 11:54:18 2001 From: dirk.czirpka@gmx.de (Dirk Czirpka) Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2001 12:54:18 +0100 Subject: [l2h] Bugs in latex2html 2k.1beta Message-ID: <3C07736A.3010107@gmx.de> Hi, I have problems to generate html outputs with latex2html 2k.1beta: 1. Tables and figures are broken If I have a "\caption" line in my tex-file the html code contains only this line. The content of the table were not generated. If I comment the "\caption" line out then the html output of the table is OK. Almost the same problem exists with figures. Is there a "\caption" line the generation of the images ends with error "illegal seek ..." 2. References in list of tables and figures are broken The links in lot and lof html output are broken, but the numeric marks are correct. Only the reference to the output file is missing. I can avoid the problem if I generate only a single output file. I use Mandrake Linux 8.1 with latex2html-2000.1beta-4mdk.rpm, perl v5.6.1 (perl-5.601-6mdk.rpm) and tetex-latex-1.0.7-31.1mdk.rpm and so on. Any ideas? Thanks, Dirk From shige@iee.niit.ac.jp Fri Nov 30 12:25:58 2001 From: shige@iee.niit.ac.jp (Shigeharu TAKENO) Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2001 21:25:58 +0900 (JST) Subject: For "[l2h] Math mode broken" Message-ID: <200111301225.VAA03928@pc98tak.iee.niit.ac.jp> shige 11/30 2001 ---------------- For latex2html.pin (1.58 and 1.59), I found the problem that is is the same problem as "[l2h] Math mode broken?" from "Erik Demaine ". It does not occur for latex2html.pin revision 1.57, so I made a temporary patch to fix it: ----- From here ----- *** latex2html.pin.ORG Wed Nov 14 15:15:01 2001 --- latex2html.pin Fri Nov 30 21:08:58 2001 *************** *** 16245,16251 **** # Matches a \begin or \end {tex2html_wrap}. Also used by revert_to_raw_tex ! $tex2html_wrap_rx = '\\\\(begin|end)\\s*\{\\s*(tex2html_(wrap|nowrap|deferred|nomath|preform|\\w*_inline)[_a-z]*|makeimage)\\s*\}'."($EOL)"; $tex2html_deferred_rx = '\\\\(begin|end)(<<\\d+>>)tex2html_deferred\\2'; $tex2html_deferred_rx2 = '\\\\(begin|end)(<<\\d+>>)tex2html_deferred\\4'; $tex2html_envs_rx = "\\\\(begin|end)\\s*(($O|$OP)\\d+($C|$CP))\\s*(tex2html_(wrap|nowrap|deferred|nomath|preform|\w+_inline)[_a-z]*||makeimage)\\s*\\2"; --- 16245,16251 ---- # Matches a \begin or \end {tex2html_wrap}. Also used by revert_to_raw_tex ! $tex2html_wrap_rx = '\\\\(begin|end)\\s*\{\\s*(tex2html_(wrap|nowrap|deferred|nomath|preform|\\w*_inline)[_a-z]*|makeimage)\\s*\}'.$EOL; $tex2html_deferred_rx = '\\\\(begin|end)(<<\\d+>>)tex2html_deferred\\2'; $tex2html_deferred_rx2 = '\\\\(begin|end)(<<\\d+>>)tex2html_deferred\\4'; $tex2html_envs_rx = "\\\\(begin|end)\\s*(($O|$OP)\\d+($C|$CP))\\s*(tex2html_(wrap|nowrap|deferred|nomath|preform|\w+_inline)[_a-z]*||makeimage)\\s*\\2"; ----- To here ----- However I don't know well why this fix it :-) +========================================================+ Shigeharu TAKENO NIigata Institute of Technology kashiwazaki,Niigata 945-1195 JAPAN shige@iee.niit.ac.jp TEL(&FAX): +81-257-22-8161 +========================================================+ From puppetry@momentumpictures.co.uk Fri Nov 30 16:13:30 2001 From: puppetry@momentumpictures.co.uk (puppetry@momentumpictures.co.uk) Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2001 16:13:30 -0000 Subject: [l2h] Puppetry Of The Penis - The Unique and Outrageous Hit Lve Show Message-ID: <200111301614.fAUGEnK24596@tug.daimi.au.dk> Puppetry Of The Penis


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• How to CHECK YOUR TACKLE:
• You should CHECK YOUR TACKLE once a month,
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• Each testicle should be examined separately.
• Support the testicles in the palm of your hand.
• Using both hands, roll the testicle between your fingers and thumb.
• A small firm area will be felt at the back of the testicle - this is the epididymis. Otherwise, the rest of the testicle should feel smooth.
• Regular inspection will help you to become familiar with your testicles and know what is normal for you. That way, any lumps, pain, swelling or hardening of the testicle should be easier to detect and should be reported to your GP as soon as possible.

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From bob@bob.usuhs.mil Fri Nov 30 19:35:29 2001 From: bob@bob.usuhs.mil (Robert Williams) Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2001 14:35:29 -0500 Subject: [l2h] Puppetry Of The Penis - The Unique and Outrageous Hit Lve Show References: <200111301614.fAUGEnK24596@tug.daimi.au.dk> Message-ID: <3C07DD78.4212D138@bob.usuhs.mil> --------------F9918F7B55E8CF7F19CE0F51 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Again, can the list administrator supply us with the true headers for these spam messages so that we can pursue these dorks. Bob Williams puppetry@momentumpictures.co.uk wrote: > > THINGS TO DO TODAY: 1. BUY PUPPETRY OF THE PENIS - THE UNIQUE AND OUTRAGEOUS HIT LIVE SHOW NOW OUT ON VIDEO AND DVD 2. AND WHILE WE'RE TALKING GENITALS.... CHECK YOUR TACKLE! * Did you know that in the UK, Testicular Cancer is the most common cancer in men aged between 20 and 39? - If treated early enough, the cure rate is around 90% so it's important to get checking! * How to CHECK YOUR TACKLE: [Image] * You should CHECK YOUR TACKLE once a month, during or soon after a warm shower/bath, when the scrotal skin is relaxed. * Each testicle should be examined separately. * Support the testicles in the palm of your hand. * Using both hands, roll the testicle between your fingers and thumb. * A small firm area will be felt at the back of the testicle - this is the epididymis. Otherwise, the rest of the testicle should feel smooth. * Regular inspection will help you to become familiar with your testicles and know what is normal for you. That way, any [Image] lumps, pain, swelling or hardening of the testicle should be easier to detect and should be reported to your GP as soon as possible. 3. AND WHILE YOU'RE DOWN THERE, TRY OUT THE NOBLE ART OF GENITAL ORIGAMI FOR YOURSELF BY WATCHING PUPPETRY OF THE PENIS ON VIDEO OR DVD - DICK TRICKING DELIGHTS GALORE!! SAVE 20%* WHEN YOU BUY PUPPETRY OF THE PENIS ON DVD OR VIDEO FROM AMAZON.CO.UK * Offer available from 30-11-01 CLICK HERE IF YOU WISH TO BUY THE DVD CLICK HERE IF YOU WISH TO BUY THE VIDEO > > > > _______________________________________________ latex2html mailing > list latex2html@tug.org http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html --------------F9918F7B55E8CF7F19CE0F51 Content-Type: multipart/related; boundary="------------554CE19D047032C7A9C2BB59" --------------554CE19D047032C7A9C2BB59 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Again, can the list administrator supply us
with the true headers for these spam messages
so that we can pursue these dorks.

Bob Williams
 

puppetry@momentumpictures.co.uk wrote:

 

THINGS TO DO TODAY:

1. BUY PUPPETRY OF THE PENIS - 
THE UNIQUE AND OUTRAGEOUS HIT LIVE SHOW 
NOW OUT ON VIDEO AND DVD

2. AND WHILE WE'RE TALKING GENITALS.... 
CHECK YOUR TACKLE! 
* Did you know that in the UK, Testicular Cancer is the most common cancer in men aged between 20 and 39? - If treated early enough, the cure rate is around 90% so it's important to get checking!

* How to CHECK YOUR TACKLE:
* You should CHECK YOUR TACKLE once a month, 
during or soon after a warm shower/bath, when the scrotal skin is relaxed.
* Each testicle should be examined separately.
* Support the testicles in the palm of your hand.
* Using both hands, roll the testicle between your fingers and thumb.
* A small firm area will be felt at the back of the testicle - this is the epididymis. Otherwise, the rest of the testicle should feel smooth.
* Regular inspection will help you to become familiar with your testicles and know what is normal for you. That way, any lumps, pain, swelling or hardening of the testicle should be easier to detect and should be reported to your GP as soon as possible.

3. AND WHILE YOU'RE DOWN THERE, TRY OUT THE NOBLE ART OF GENITAL ORIGAMI FOR YOURSELF BY WATCHING PUPPETRY OF THE PENIS ON VIDEO OR DVD - 
DICK TRICKING DELIGHTS GALORE!!

SAVE 20%* 
WHEN YOU BUY PUPPETRY OF THE PENIS ON DVD OR VIDEO FROM AMAZON.CO.UK
* Offer available from 30-11-01

CLICK HERE IF YOU WISH TO BUY THE DVD

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--------------554CE19D047032C7A9C2BB59 Content-Type: image/jpeg Content-ID: Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 Content-Disposition: inline; filename="" --------------554CE19D047032C7A9C2BB59 Content-Type: image/gif Content-ID: Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 Content-Disposition: inline; filename="" --------------554CE19D047032C7A9C2BB59-- --------------F9918F7B55E8CF7F19CE0F51-- From unny@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de Fri Nov 30 22:46:59 2001 From: unny@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de (Vladimir Klebanov) Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2001 23:46:59 +0100 Subject: [l2h] per-file configuration? In-Reply-To: <15367.21488.415533.354713@sphere.cs.man.ac.uk> References: <20011129135554.A27587@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de> <200111292017.fATKHNw02561@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> <15367.21488.415533.354713@sphere.cs.man.ac.uk> Message-ID: <20011130234658.B30654@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de> Graham, Ross, Graham Gough wrote: > doesn't the additional feature, not mentioned by Ross, of having a > .latex2html-init in the current directory solve the problem? Yes, this works. Thanks to both of you. This has been more than a comprehensive coverage of the issue. Vladimir -- Vladimir Klebanov -- unny@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de http://www.uni-karlsruhe.de/~unny NIHILIST, n. A Russian who denies the existence of anything but Tolstoi. The leader of the school is Tolstoi. From unny@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de Fri Nov 30 23:02:37 2001 From: unny@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de (Vladimir Klebanov) Date: Sat, 1 Dec 2001 00:02:37 +0100 Subject: [l2h] Backreferences for \footnotetext In-Reply-To: <200111292017.fATKHNw02561@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> References: <20011129135554.A27587@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de> <200111292017.fATKHNw02561@hera.ics.mq.edu.au> Message-ID: <20011201000236.C30654@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de> Ross, > > P.S. Ross, the fix you suggested for the \footnotetext problem works fine > > indeed. Thanks a lot. One thing that is still missing are backreferences to > > the original footnote occurrences. It's not as important an issue as > > completely broken footnotes though. > > Hmm; I thought that I'd catered for that too --- at least in my own testing. > Did you upgrade to the latest revision at www.latex2html.org ? > Or did you just use a small quick fix that I posted to you ? > Can you please point me to an example; > having the source would help also, for testing. For an example -- see below. No, I did not upgrade, I performed the intervention you suggested on my /usr/bin/latex2html. I'll test the new package in a week. How about incorporating the complete release date into the package filename to make talking about versions easier? And while we are at it, what about CVS? The link on latex2html.org leads straight into a 404. Shouldn't there be a CVSWeb or something? Regards, Vladimir I distilled this example from my file and you can see the result at http://www.uni-karlsruhe.de/~unny/up.html \documentclass[a4paper, 12pt]{article} \begin{document} \pagestyle{plain} \setcounter{secnumdepth}{0} \section{Section Name} Text.\footnotemark\ More text. \footnotetext{Some more text.} \end{document} -- Vladimir Klebanov -- unny@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de http://www.uni-karlsruhe.de/~unny CORPORATION, n. An ingenious device for obtaining individual profit without individual responsibility.