IIRC, the Hobbes version is outdated. Ulrich started first with a REXX
version, but I'm too lazy to look up which one is on Hobbes. ;-)
The last version is on netlabs.org CVS, repository xwphelpers. The
CVS checkout contains the compiled h2i.exe:
epm: G:\Dev\netlabs\xwphelpers > h2i
h2i V1.0.5 (Jan 13 2006) (C) 2001-2003 Ulrich Möller
Part of the XWorkplace package.
This is free software under the GNU General Public Licence (GPL).
Refer to the COPYING file in the XWorkplace installation dir for details.
h2i (for 'html to ipf') translates a large bunch of HTML files into a
single IPF file, which can then be fed into IBM's ipfc compiler.
Usage: h2i [-i<include>]... [-v[0|1|2|3]] [-s] [-r] <root.htm>
with:
<root.htm> the HTML file to start with. This better link to other files.
-i<include> include a C header, whose #define statements are parsed
to allow for entity references (&ent;).
-v[0|1|2|3] specify verbosity level. If not specified, defaults to 1;
if -v only is specified, uses 2.
-s show some statistics when done.
-r show only <root.htm> at level 1 in the TOC; otherwise all
second-level files are moved to level 1 as well.
Shit, I've just recognized that you tried that tool that works the other way
round. Sorry! It works never well enough for me - and I made a lot of tests.
Unfortunately, I'm not aware of a reliable-working tool for converting INF
to something else.
But NewView is able to create an IPF file from an INF file. AFAIR, the output
to IPF is usable, but that feature could need some more work. When you're
on IPF, then there are several options that all work better than INF2HTML.
Andreas
version, but I'm too lazy to look up which one is on Hobbes. ;-)
The last version is on netlabs.org CVS, repository xwphelpers. The
CVS checkout contains the compiled h2i.exe:
epm: G:\Dev\netlabs\xwphelpers > h2i
h2i V1.0.5 (Jan 13 2006) (C) 2001-2003 Ulrich Möller
Part of the XWorkplace package.
This is free software under the GNU General Public Licence (GPL).
Refer to the COPYING file in the XWorkplace installation dir for details.
h2i (for 'html to ipf') translates a large bunch of HTML files into a
single IPF file, which can then be fed into IBM's ipfc compiler.
Usage: h2i [-i<include>]... [-v[0|1|2|3]] [-s] [-r] <root.htm>
with:
<root.htm> the HTML file to start with. This better link to other files.
-i<include> include a C header, whose #define statements are parsed
to allow for entity references (&ent;).
-v[0|1|2|3] specify verbosity level. If not specified, defaults to 1;
if -v only is specified, uses 2.
-s show some statistics when done.
-r show only <root.htm> at level 1 in the TOC; otherwise all
second-level files are moved to level 1 as well.
Shit, I've just recognized that you tried that tool that works the other way
round. Sorry! It works never well enough for me - and I made a lot of tests.
Unfortunately, I'm not aware of a reliable-working tool for converting INF
to something else.
But NewView is able to create an IPF file from an INF file. AFAIR, the output
to IPF is usable, but that feature could need some more work. When you're
on IPF, then there are several options that all work better than INF2HTML.
Andreas