mkhtmlindex(1) General Commands Manual mkhtmlindex(1)NAME
mkhtmlindex - generate index files for HTML man pages
SYNOPSIS
mkhtmlindex htmlmandir
DESCRIPTION
The mkhtmlindex program generates index files for a directory of HTML-formatted manual pages. It searches for files whose names are of the
form "name.1.html", and outputs index files "manindex1.html", "manindex.2.html", and so on, one for each manual volume. Empty index files
will be removed. Names and descriptions are found by scanning the first <H2> section of each page.
OPTIONS
mkhtmlindex takes only one argument: the directory to process.
NOTES
This utility is currently rather specific to XFree86. In particular, the format of the index files it outputs is not configurable, nor is
the HTML formatting it expects of manual pages.
AUTHOR
David Dawes wrote the mkhtmlindex program for XFree86.
Colin Watson wrote this manual page, originally for the Debian Project.
XFree86 Version Version 4.3.0 mkhtmlindex(1)
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Pod::Tree::PerlFunc(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Pod::Tree::PerlFunc(3pm)NAME
Pod::Tree::PerlFunc - translate perlfunc.pod to HTML
SYNOPSIS
$perl_map = new Pod::Tree::PerlMap;
$perl_func = new Pod::Tree::PerlFunc $perl_dir, $HTML_dir, $perl_map, %opts;
$perl_func->scan;
$perl_func->index;
$perl_func->translate;
DESCRIPTION
"Pod::Tree::PerlFunc" translates perlfunc.pod to HTML. It creates a separate HTML page for each function description in perlfunc.pod. The
pages for the individual descriptions are named after the function and written to a func/ subdirectory. perlfunc.html is generated as an
index to all the pages in func/.
"Pod::Tree::PerlFunc" generates and uses an index of the functions that it finds in perlfunc.pod to construct HTML links. Other modules
can also use this index.
METHODS
$perl_func = "new" "Pod::Tree::PerlFunc" $perl_dir, $HTML_dir, $perl_map, %options
Creates and returns a new "Pod::Tree::PerlFunc" object.
$perl_dir is the root of the Perl source tree.
$HTML_dir is the directory where HTML files will be written.
$perl_map maps function names to URLs.
%options are passed through to "Pod::Tree::HTML".
$perl_func->"scan"
Reads perlfunc.pod and identifies all the functions in it. Each function that is identified is entered into $perl_map.
$perl_func->"index"
Generates a top-level index of all the functions. The index is written to HTML_dir"/pod/perlfunc.html".
$perl_func->"translate"
Translates each function found by "scan" to HTML. The HTML pages are written to HTML_dir"/pod/func/".
LINKING
"Pod::Tree::PerlFunc" indexes every "=item" paragraph in perlfunc.html. To link, for example, to the "abs" function, write
L<func/abs>
REQUIRES
5.005;
Pod::Tree;
Pod::Tree::HTML;
Pod::Tree::PerlUtil;
EXPORTS
Nothing.
SEE ALSO
"Pod::Tree::HTML", "Pod::Tree::PerlMap",
AUTHOR
Steven McDougall, swmcd@world.std.com
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2000 by Steven McDougall. This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as
Perl itself.
perl v5.10.1 2006-04-17 Pod::Tree::PerlFunc(3pm)
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