RE: display of HTML elements

Thu, 19 Jun 2003 08:21:07 -0700

Chris,

Many thanks for your suggestion. My (very recently downloaded) version
of Plucker doesn't appear to support the tables option; maybe somebody
can guide me towards the one I need.

I'm running the Plucker Desktop 1.2.0.4 (dated 12 Feb 2003) on Windows
2000. I can't find any mention of a "tables" option in either the app or
the help file. I can't tell which version of the Plucker parser is being
used: Spider.py --version says "Plucker version @@VERSION@@". If I run
Spider from the command line with a --tables option, it fails with the
message "option --tables not recognised by Spider". The help text
produced by Spider.py -h doesn't mention this option.

What should I try next?

Stephen

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Subject: Re: display of HTML <table> elements


---On Wed, 18 Jun 2003 13:30:55 +0100,  Stephen Cook said

> I'm new to using Plucker so perhaps I've misunderstood what it's 
> trying to do. I would like to transfer HTML files containing <table> 
> elements to my PDA and see them displayed as tabular data. However, 
> what happens (at least on my Handspring Visor) is that the Plucker 
> viewer linearises the table into a single column of cells. 
> Consequently, I can't easily tell where each row ends and it's 
> difficult to relate items in the same column.
> 
> Is there a way of writing HTML so that tabular data will be displayed 
> in a tabular way by the Plucker viewer?

Stephen:

    I don't know which version of Plucker you are using or what OS you
have, but most of the latest parsers support the '--tables' option. This
will set up the Plucker Doc to show tables more like they were intended.
All the released versions only support small tables, due to the same
restrictions that limit the size of images. We're working on breaking
this limit ( images all ready done, see http://hires.plkr.org ).

--re: display of HTML <table> elements
                                Chris

Christopher R. Hawks Software Engineer
Syscon Plantstar a Division of Syscon International
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