Yes, there's a new release! The reason for the jump in version number is that I've changed over to Module::Build installation, which is a fairly drastic...
... On OS/2 and Perl 5.8.0, "Build install" first complained about an "access denied" error when trying to copy the dictionairy to its destination. After...
... Hmmmm. I'm not sure I can do anything about that, not having an OS/2 system. (Mutters to self: golly! Someone's using this on OS/2!) (Mutters to self:...
... I'll ask someone with a different Perl version to try it. I guess it's a problem with the Perl port I am using. ... Yes, and there's even a kind of OEM...
Here's the change notes: 2.32 Wed 5th January 2005 - fixed bug with demoronize code - fixed documentation for lower_case_tags - changed around installation so...
Hello everyone, this is your pilot speaking! I am thinking of doing a big revamp of the txt2html code, to get rid of that darned annoying global links...
Howdy, pilot! ... If the transformations had ids or names of some sort (that were guaranteed to remain constant in new versions), you could provide a way to...
... Howdy! Newsbreak: I have found a solution to the *installation* problem, which simplifies everything but leaves all the formats and internals the same. Use...
... Ahh, good idea. Simple and transparent. ... Well, they can always comment them out. That doesn't work for disabling per invocation, but it's easy enough...
Yes, I have released a new version, with the __DATA__ section improvement. This means that I am never going to have to worry about installing the system links...
Umlaut handling bug Hi Kathryn, I think I have found a bug in txt2html: It doesn't seem to like German umlauts at the begin of *emphized text* (umlauts in the...
... Nope, #bold# text works. But _underlining_ text with umlauts doesn't seem to work at all! Input: Es geht darum, sie zu *verändern* zu *ändern* zu...
In preparation to doing a bunch of bug-fixing, I've changed the repository over to subversion, at https://txt2html.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/txt2html The old...
is this possible? i want to give in just 5 lines of a file, so process and output not to STDOUT but to a var, so I can manipulate the variable. I am in a...
... Use the process_chunk function rather than the txt2html function. $newstring = $conv->process_chunk($mystring); You would have to read the input yourself...
Hi all, I have recently redesigned my homepage, using txt2html as backend (plain text is still the one markup language lightweight enough for my taste ;-) ). I...
... Thanks. What I'd probably like to do, when I get around to it, is to make email parsing a separate function, and then allow people to choose the kind of ...
From the docs: custom_heading_regexp => <regexp> ...you could use something like this -H '^ *\d+\. \w+' -H '^ *\d+\.\d+\. \w+' -H '^ *\d+\.\d+\.\d+\. \w+' How...
... Are you using the txt2html script, or the HTML::TextToHTML module? If you're using the module, you would pass in a reference to an array of strings. Each...
... No, my bad; it's a documentation error. I've now fixed it on my copy; alas I'm having trouble checking it in. 8-( Kathryn Andersen -- _--_|\ | Kathryn...
Hello I built txt2html from the SVN repo last night and saw a lot of test failures. Here is an output listing: somian@bessemer:~/Development/Builds/txt2html$...
... [snip] ... I'm afraid I can't reproduce this. I've done a fresh checkout (just in case there was something odd about my normal workspace) and did the ...