Re: texinfo to multi-frame HTML conversion

2000-06-11 Thread Richard Y. Kim
> "EZ" == Eli Zaretskii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: EZ> On Sat, 10 Jun 2000, Richard Y. Kim wrote: >> @macro urefTopFrame{url,string} >> @ifhtml >> @html >> \string\ >> @end html >> @end ifhtml >> @ifnothtml >> @uref{\url\,\string\} >> @end ifnothtml

Re: texinfo to multi-frame HTML conversion

2000-06-11 Thread Karl Berry
Personally, I think frames were a terrible idea that always make it harder for the user to get around. However, adding a third argument to @uref is no hardship, so we could do that. Although it seems somewhat wrong to add language-dependent arguments, but there's probably no reasonable alternati

Re: texinfo to multi-frame HTML conversion

2000-06-11 Thread Eli Zaretskii
On Sat, 10 Jun 2000, Richard Y. Kim wrote: > @macro urefTopFrame{url,string} > @ifhtml > @html > \string\ > @end html > @end ifhtml > @ifnothtml > @uref{\url\,\string\} > @end ifnothtml > @end macro > > @urefTopFrame{} is the same as the standard @u

texinfo to multi-frame HTML conversion

2000-06-10 Thread Richard Y. Kim
I've started to convert my texinfo files info HTML files with two frames with the short table of content on a narrow left frame and the body on the wide right frame. I've sent the patch to generate two-frame HTML outputs to the texi2html list. Now that there are more than one frame, it would be