On 03/10/2002 00:23, "Puneet Kishor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Its all working now. Now using man2html, but not the perl script that > comes with it... I am still using Jerry's version hand-customized by me. > > I will package up the sourcecode later today or tomorrow (the current > download still gets Jerry's original man script). > > The only problem with man2html is that I have to assume folks have it. > I don't think OS X comes with it... I just did a find and got nothing > (the linux box did, albeit an older version). Which means another > piece to download and install... what a pain. > > Maybe I will ponder over customizing Jerry's script further to > replicate some of man2html capabilities (not very keen on doing that > though). I've come late to this thread but if you want an excellent app to view man pages on OS X try: <http://www.clindberg.org/projects/ManOpen.html> Recommended :-) Regards, Phil. > On Wednesday, October 2, 2002, at 05:32 PM, Daniel Stillwaggon wrote: > >> >> On Wednesday, Oct 2, 2002, at 15:29 US/Pacific, Daniel Stillwaggon >> wrote: >>> s/see also (\w+) \((\d)\)/see also <A HREF="$url_base/$1 $2">$1 >>> \($2\)</A>/gi >> Oops! forgot to escape the /A (take that as a hint that this is >> untested...).