On 2/12/2012 10:08 PM, Ross Moore wrote:
\verb|test|
This does NOT work. I just tried it.
Very strange.
Yes. I think it is been like this for me for sometime
now. May be someone on this mailing list who has l2h
and 2008 version can try this?
I'm using version 1.67 (2002) installed many years ago
on a Mac, via fink .
May be I should downgrade my l2h then :)
I've not tested later versions for Linux or Unix; but with
such a simple document there should not be any significant difference.
That there seems to be, for you, puzzles me greatly.
Please also add the option -verbosity 10
which generates significantly more screen messages.
Just did. now this contains the verbose output
http://12000.org/my_notes/l2hwin/some_issues_latex2html_2008/
Will now look at what you wrote down. For me l2h and perl is
like magic. I really do not know perl at all and find
this whole setup very complicated, that is why we are glad
we have experts like you around who understand this magic.
Will now look at this more and see what I find.
thanks,
--Nasser
In particular, you should have a block such as:
*** End-of-partition ***\documentclass[12pt]<<1>>article<<1>>
\usepackage<<2>>html<<2>>
\usepackage<<3>>verbatim<<3>>
\begin<<4>>document<<4>>
<tex2html_verb_mark>1<tex2html_verb_mark>
\begin<<5>>tabular<<5>><<6>>|l |<<6>>
\begin<<9>>tex2html_wrap_inline<<9>>$f(x) = x^3 +
d$\end<<10>>tex2html_wrap_inline<<10>>\\<tex2html_comment_mark>2
\end<<7>>tabular<<7>>
\end<<8>>document<<8>>
notice in particular:
<tex2html_verb_mark>1<tex2html_verb_mark>
which has replaced \verb|test|
or similar with the {verbatim} environment.
and<tex2html_comment_mark>2 replacing the comment.
At a later stage of processing, the verbatim stuff
should get replaced inside<code>...</code> tags,
using the string stored in a file:
.../verb_with_math_issue/TMP/verbatim
When this happens there is a message:
*** replace markers ***
but no further processing messages are written.
To see what is happening here for you, find the appropriate
place in the latex2html script, and put in more print commands,
to see what is happening in detail.
sub replace_markers
at line roughly 7620 and
sub replace_sensitive_markers at ~7670
which calls
sub replace_verbatim_marks at ~8550
and/or
sub replace_verb_marks at ~8590
Trace what is actually happening by putting in extra lines like
print STDOUT $_;
at strategic places.
Please give couple of 2 hrs will be done and will give
a link.
thanks for your help.
--Nasser
Hope this helps,
Ross
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Macquarie University tel: +61 (0)2 9850 8955
Sydney, Australia 2109 fax: +61 (0)2 9850 8114
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