... 2.10 Sat 6th December 2003 - changed process_para method to assume it has only one paragraph; and added process_chunk method to deal with processing...
Yes, I am really on a roll this weekend! The new version 2.20 now recognises four different table types (ALIGN, BORDER, PGSQL and DELIM) and has the ability to...
I apologize for a novice question, but I need some help so that I can make use of txt2html . The perl environment on my machine does not permit me to update...
... To install into a different directory than the default, the standard perl module install mechanism allows you to redefine the PREFIX. The normal mode of...
I updated from CPAN to v2.20 and it looks great. I think a change was made so that comments appear on separate lines. Everything appears to line up properly....
... Thanks! ... I still don't understand what you mean by comments, and I haven't made any specific changes in relation to them. I did change the order in...
New version has been released, folks! Only bug fixes this time, but since one of them stopped the module working with Perl 5.8.2, I decided to release anyway. ...
Hi,
I think a found a bug with the --tables option. When I run "txt2html
--tables" on the attached text file, the output stops before the
"^^^^^"...-line and...
... Thanks muchly! The error message and the attached files enabled me to pin down the bug exactly (it was the line of "^^^^^^^^^^^" which confused the...
... I'm afraid I was so quick, I left out one of the test files, so "make test" will always fail, so I've made a corrected release, 2.23. -- _--_|\ |...
... Um, yes? This is absolutely correct, that's what it's supposed to do. A blank line does mark the start of a new paragraph, and always has. What exactly are...
... Again, I'm not exactly sure what it is you want here. If you want to make sure that there's a <br> at the end of every line, then you can change the...
In the documentation for txt2html, I notice a note telling people how to use the PREFIX= argument to specify where txt2html is to be installed. I just went...
the problem is I thought easy to understand. In text if I have sentence 1 sentence 2 sentence 3 If I make this into html using the package it comes out as: ...
... That may be the right thing to do in this particular case, but in general it's not. This paragraph that I'm writing now is an example of several lines of...
... Yes it is. If I have a paragraph of text as follows: "It's the weird colour scheme that freaks me. Every time I try to operate one of these weird black...
... Ah. Yes, well the call of perl #!/usr/bin/env perl calls the first perl in your path. It was more portable to do it this way than to try to use the...
hi again, I will try to use the --short-line-length option and let you know. In the meantime ...... ... unfortuanetly I deleted your point..... but that...
... I can only see this happening if I download a html doc as a text doc. All other editors simply wrap text for presentation but insert no invisible CRLF. As...
Hi guys, works great with short_line_length=>6000 thanks for your efforts, it works fine. joe __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo!...
... Huh? You are making no sense at all. Of course that paragraph contains line breaks, it contains four of them. ... Well, as I said, the second case can be...
... No, it shouldn't! It would be very ugly if it put line-breaks after every line in the paragraph, because the lines would be too short. For example, the...
... Oh.... I wonder if we are having communication difficulties because of the different computer worlds we live in. Wordprocessors treat "lines" and...
Hello, I have a formatting question, and now I also have a good way of demonstrating the problem with the text version to speed things along. To see the...
... That's a tough one. The cause is that the body of the for loop is indented enough to trigger preformatting for that section, but since the first line is...
Seth, I was looking for a flag, of course, in the spirit of being able to take any old text file and slam it into html with no special preparation. Thank you...
