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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN

podtree2html

PODTREE2HTML(1p)					User Contributed Perl Documentation					  PODTREE2HTML(1p)

NAME

       podtree2html - translate a POD to HTML

SYNOPSIS

       "podtree2html" ["--base" url] ["--css" url] ["--"["no"]"toc"] ["--hr" level] ["--bgcolor" #rrggbb] ["--text" #rrggbb] ["--variables"
       values.pl] source dest [template] [variable=value ...]]

DESCRIPTION

       "podtree2html" reads the POD in file source, translates it to HTML, and writes it to file dest.	dest is created world-readable.

       If a template file is provided, then template will be filled in by the "Text::Template" module and written to dest.  Here is a minimal
       template, showing all the variables that are set by "podtree2html".

	 <html>
	  <head>
	   <base href="{$base}">
	   <link href="{$css}" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
	   <title>{$title}</title>
	  </head>
	  <body bgcolor="{$bgcolor}" text="{$text}">
	   {$toc}
	   {$body}
	  </body>
	 </html>

       If the "--variables" option is provided, then the file values.pl will be executed with a "do" call before the template is filled in.
       values.pl may contain arbitrary Perl code.  The program fragments in the template are evaulted in the "Pod::Tree::HTML" package.  Any
       variables that values.pl sets in this package will be available to the template.

       Additional scalar variables may be set on the command line with the variable=value syntax.  Do not prefix variable with a "$" sigil.
       Variables set on the command line override variables set in values.pl.

OPTIONS

       "--base" url
	   Translate "L<>" sequences into HTML links relative to url.

       "--css" url
	   Specifies a Cascanding Style Sheet for the generated HTML page.  Here are example rules for all the different HTML elements that may
	   appear in a POD.

	       a:link { background: #ff8080 }
	       body   { background: #f0f0f0 }
	       code   { background: #c0ffc0 }
	       dd     { background: #ffffe0 }
	       dl     { background: #fffff0 }
	       dt     { background: #ffffc0 }
	       h1     { background: #ffc0c0 }
	       h2     { background: #ffe0e0 }
	       hr     { background: #ff0000; height: 5px }
	       i      { background: #ffc0c0 }
	       li     { background: #e0e0e0 }
	       ol     { background: #fff0ff }
	       p      { background: #f0f0ff }
	       pre    { background: #f0fff0 }
	       ul     { background: #f0ffff }

       "--"["no"]"toc"
	   Includes or omits the table of contents.  Default is to include the TOC.

       "--hr" level
	   Controls the profusion of horizontal lines in the output, as follows:

	       level   horizontal lines
	       0       none
	       1       between TOC and body
	       2       after each =head1
	       3       after each =head1 and =head2

	   Default is level 1.

       "--bgcolor" #rrggbb
	   Set the background color to #rrggbb.  Default is white.

       "--text" #rrggbb
	   Set the text color to #rrggbb.  Default is black.

       "--variables" values.pl
	   Execute the file values.pl with a "do" call before filling in template.  values.pl may contain arbitrary Perl code.

REQUIRES

       "Pod::Tree::HTML"

SEE ALSO

       "pods2html", "Pod::Tree::HTML"

AUTHOR

       Steven McDougall, <swmcd@world.std.com>

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (c) 1999-2007 by Steven McDougall.  This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms
       as Perl.

perl v5.10.1							    2009-04-11							  PODTREE2HTML(1p)
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