In a message dated 3/13/00 3:43:35 AM US Mountain Standard Time,
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Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I just recently got 3.1.5 installed; appears to be operating properly.
> Couple of issues, however, related to what I'm trying to accomplish with
it.
>
> A. Is there any way of intercepting (and "filtering") the output of
htsearch
> -- after this is generated and just prior to its being actually returned to
> the requestor?
You'll have to write a wrapper (e.g. in Perl or PHP). Then you could
parse the
output. If you set up a simple template that just returns the things you
want to know separated by, say, a |, and omit the header and footer,
then you
can write a really simple parser. Your parse script can do the markup
later on.
>>
Thanks.
The "wrapper script" appears to be working, EXCEPT that I haven't found the
syntax to communicate more than one argument to htsearch. (ie, what do I
have to say on command line, in place of:
htsearch.cgi?words=lamps&format=builtin-short
In a url, the "&" separates arguments; what's the comparable syntax on the
unix command line?
If there's an FAQ where this kind of thing is answered, please advise where .
.
Steven P Haver/602-242-9708
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