- You must have Perl for Windows on your system.
- Download htmlpXXX.zip.
- Make a directory for the contents of this distribution:
mkdir C:\htmlpp
- Unzip the downloaded archive to the new directory.
- Check htmlpp.bat - it assumes that the files are installed in
C:SPECIAL, which is how my system is set-up.
- Change your autoexec.bat to define a variable
PERLLIB if it does not exist yet. On my system, this is defined like this:
set perllib=c:special;c:gnutools. Reboot or create a
new DOS window.
- Run the htmlpp command without arguments. You
should get a message like this:
Htmlpp - a HTML pre-processor V4.2a
This is free software and may be freely modified and distributed.
Copyright (c) 1996-99 iMatix Corporation - http://www.imatix.com/
syntax: htmlpp [-debug] [-guru] [-env] [-nofunc] [-page list]
[-set name=value] [-charset value] <filename>...
-debug Leave work files: useful for debugging macros and loops
-guru Work in Guru Mode
-env Load all environment variables into document symbol table
-nofunc Ignore unknown intrinsic functions (&xxx)
-page Produce only specified pages; list can take any of these
forms: 'nn', 'nn-nn', 'nn,nn,nn'. E.g. -page 1 -page 3,7
You can also refer to output filenames: -page index3.htm
-set Set symbol value. This override any default settings or
settings made from within the htmlpp input.
-charset Define the character set for the source input.
Valid values are 'iso-8859-1' and 'ms-dos'.
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