07-19-2001
How can I ... (Modifying large ASCII files)
Hi Everybody!
Situation:
I have a large ASCII file (for example: 1-2 Mbytes) without linebreaks (\n).
Task:
I like inserting linebreaks after all 420 digits (byte).
(pattern: *[420pcs]\n*[420pcs]\n*[420pcs]\n...etc.)
My problem:
How? :-)
I like using shell script or (maybe) AWK (short) program.
Please, help me.
Bye
hviktor
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html2stx
html2stx(1) General Commands Manual html2stx(1)
NAME
html2stx - convert HTML documents into Stx
SYNOPSIS
html2stx [ file ]
DESCRIPTION
html2stx takes the given file, which should contain an HTML document, and converts it to structured text (Stx). If no file is given, stan-
dard input is read instead.
The program does not attempt to convert every possibly convertible piece of markup into Stx. For example, <font> tags are simply ignored.
This tends to result in a nice, clean, beautiful document. (If it doesn't, the source document probably does not contain enough informa-
tion to start with.)
OPTIONS
None.
DIAGNOSTICS
html2stx is a python script and will throw an exception if something goes amiss. In this case, the return value will be non-zero.
SEE ALSO
stx2any (1), Stx-ref.html
BUGS
o The word wrapping algorithm is probably not very clever.
o Sometimes there are extra linebreaks in the output.
o Probably many others.
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Panu A. Kalliokoski.
html2stx is derived from the html2text utility by Aaron Swartz. html2text is a utility for converting html into "Markdown" structured
text; the changes required to make it work for Stx were done by Panu Kalliokoski.
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