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Make sure your PERLLIB environmental variable is set, e.g.:
$ echo $PERLLIB /usr/lib/perl5
This is the path where the Perl interpreter can find standard Perl libraries. If you see a blank line after the echo command, then your PERLLIB environmental (shell) variable is not set. For Perl 5 distributions, the default PERLLIB path is /usr/lib/perl5. It is a good idea just to put the assignment of the PERLLIB variable into your login command file. See the appropriate man page for your shell for more information.
Then:
mkdir /usr/local/htmlpp
cp htmlpp.X /usr/local/htmlpp
Archive: Extract using: -------- -------------- htmlpp.tgz tar zxvf htmlpp.tgz htmlpp.zip unzip -a htmlpp.zip
cp /usr/local/htmlpp/*.pl $PERLLIB/Run the htmlpp command with no arguments and you will see the following ouput:
Htmlpp - a HTML pre-processor V4.2a This is free software and may be freely modified and distributed. Copyright (c) 1996-98 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'.
If you see an error message such as the following:
Can't locate sflcvdp.pl in @INC (@INC contains: /usr/lib/perl5/i586-linux/5.00404 /usr/lib/perl5 /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/i586-linux /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl .) at /usr/local/bin/htmlpp line 26.
This means that the Perl interpreter cannot find a file specified by the 'require' command in the @INC path. Make sure you have copied all the *.pl files from the htmlpp directory into $PERLLIB and that the PERLLIB shell variable is set to this path.
Htmlpp - a HTML pre-processor V4.2a This is free software and may be freely modified and distributed. Copyright (c) 1996-98 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'.
Htmlpp - a HTML pre-processor V4.2a This is free software and may be freely modified and distributed. Copyright (c) 1996-98 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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