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<P>html2perlstream - convert an HTML document to Perl code for that document
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html2perlstream
html2perlstream [options] -
html2perlstream [options] file.html .. file.html
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<P>Takes an HTML file, and produces from it a Perl script that will
generate that HTML using the <A HREF="HTML/Stream.pm.html">HTML::Stream</A> module.
<P>For usage, just say:
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html2perlstream
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<P>The normal form is:
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html2perlstream [-options] [files]
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<P>Any named HTML input file <I><FILE>file.html</FILE></I> will cause output script
<I><FILE>file.html.pl</FILE></I> to be generated. To read from the standard input,
specify '-', like this:
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html2perlstream - < test.html
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<P>If reading from the standard input, the output Perl code goes to the
standard output. So if you want to run it right away to see the output,
just do this:
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html2perlstream - < test.html | perl
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<P><DT><B><A NAME="item:-d"><B>-d</B></A></B></DT>
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Automatically load and run the output Perl file, then do a diff on
that and the input file (you must input from a file and output to a
file in order to use this).
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html2perlstream -w -d testin/test.html
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<P>You'll get fewer differences if you build the code with <CODE>-w</CODE>.
<P><DT><B><A NAME="item:-w"><B>-w</B></A></B></DT>
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Try to generate code which will output all whitespace between tags verbatim.
The default code only outputs whitespace if it is believed to be
needed; e.g., if we are inside a <CODE>PRE</CODE> environment.
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<P>To run this, you need:
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HTML::Entities
HTML::Parser
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<P>$Id: html2perlstream,v 1.10 2001/08/17 00:50:00 eryq Exp $
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<P>Eryq, 11 Jan 1997, <I><FILE><A HREF="mailto:eryq@zeegee.com">eryq@zeegee.com</A></FILE></I> or thereabouts.
<P>Thanks (independently) to Tony Cebzanov and John Buckman for suggesting
that I write a tool like this.
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