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msgcc 2005-12-23 ë‚1‚1 ) # +5) && 000$ ) 9I , ET =6`/l‚_ ` * \* ^B'=K‚%R=F2K‚/G$qzxpD.10/ƒ c 9KR$[ ‚,/ 0.0 ‚\ Cu ( y‚ oc#CS<C‚4v Ff, 4f&L‚n 34 K S * %d missing .el request%s %s macro definition end tag %s not found %s: %s: "%s" mode open error %s: %s: command error %s: %s: stream not open %s: %s: write error %s: at least one argument expected %s: cannot create directory %s: cannot read %s: cannot remove %s: cannot search directory %s: cannot set mode %s: cannot set times %s: cannot stat %s: cannot write %s: conditional stack too deep %s: directory read error %s: file contains embedded perl constructs %s: input files required when project file specified %s: invalid info file %s: no matching .ie %s: not a directory %s: not defined %s: not implemented yet %s: one argument expected %s: option valid from document body only %s: outside of loop %s: cannot symlink to %s %s: read error %s: stack overflow %s: stack underflow %s: two arguments expected %s: unknown link %s: unknown option %s: unknown request %s: unknown user %s: write error &%s;: unknown entity reference -m%s: cannot find macro package <%s> on line %d has no matching </%s> <%s>: unknown tag </%s> has no matching <%s> %s: pop diversion `%s' BREAK %s:%d: it.center=%d it.count=%d EXPAND +++ `%s' EXPAND --- `%s' DROP %d %d %d:%d %d:%d IE +++ %s level=%d |%s%s%s%s%s IE --- %s level=%d |%s%s%s%s%s FIND %s => %s INTERRUPT %s:%d: it.center=%d it.count=%d it.dt LIST %d %d %d:%d %d:%d ops=%d df=%d dc=%d dl=%d TEST %d %d %d:%d %d:%d ops=%d df=%d dc=%d dl=%d get macro %s `%s' get register %s %d %d group end tag %s not found input stack overflow internal error: <%s%s%s %d> ignored iop %s lookup failed list stack overflow out of space [%s] out of space [arg buffer] out of space [dict] out of space [dir] out of space [divert] out of space [hosts] out of space [entity hash put] out of space [entity hash] out of space [environment] out of space [file hash] out of space [file pushin] out of space [file] out of space [hot] out of space [mac] out of space [macro call] out of space [macros] out of space [nul buffer] out of space [number] out of space [output] out of space [path pattern] out of space [ref buffer] out of space [render] out of space [req buffer] out of space [root] out of space [script] out of space [set value] out of space [state] out of space [stream path] out of space [stream] out of space [subject] out of space [symbol hash] out of space [tag hash put] out of space [tag hash] out of space [tag stack] out of space [tag] out of space [tmp buffer] out of space [top buffer] out of space [trap] out of space [var hash put] output stack overflow remove macro %s remove register %s set macro %s `%s' set register %s %d %d tag stack overflow tag stack underflow trying to match <%s> unbalanced \{ ... \} block html2rtf - html to rtf filter html2rtf converts input html documents to an RTF document on the standard output. html2rtf expects properly nested begin/end tags in the input html and warns about imbalance. debug Set the debug trace level to level. Higher levels produce more output. level font-size Set the initial font size to size points. size:=12 project-file Appends MS HELP project information to the help project file file. This file combines individual RTF files into a hyper-linked collection. Note that MS expects file to have a .hlp extension. file verbose Enable verbose error and warning messages. Some html source can't stand the heat. [ file ... ] man(1), mm(1), mm2html(1), troff(1), troff2html(1) html2db - extract flat file database from html tables html2db extracts a flat file database from tables in the input html files. If file is not specified then the standard input is read. The html parse is rudimentary; don't use html2db to detect valid html files. html2rtf(1) troff2html - convert troff/groff input to html troff2html converts troff(1) (or groff(1), depending on the processing mode) input documents to an html document on the standard output. Although a full troff parse is done, many features are ignored in the mapping to html. The troff t condition test evaluates true, the n condition tests evaluates false, and the groff compatibility register \\n[.C] evaluates to 0 (enable groff parsing) if it is referenced before the first groff .cp (compatibility mode) request. The generated html has properly nested begin/end tags, even though most browsers don't care. identify Reads identification options from file. Unknown options are silently ignored. See the .xx request below for a description of the options. include Appends directory to the list of directories searched for --macros and .so request files. directory macros Locates and reads the macro package file package. In order to accomodate different troff installation styles the file search order is fairly involved: package for all --include directories for all directories on $PATH register Initializes the number register to N. registerN script Reads script as if it came from a file. --script='.nr A 123' is equivalent to -rA123. Enables verbose error and warning messages. Following troff tradition, troff2html by default does not warn about unknown requests; --verbose enables such warnings. EXTENSIONS .xx name[=value] is a special troff2html request that handles program tracing, html extensions and troff macro package magic that went way past the author's willingness to understand. Supported operations are: Specifies the contact information for the document HEAD section. Specifies the document background URL. The debug trace level; higher levels produce more output. Traces each get for the named number register. - turns tracing off. Adds (+) or removes (-) word ... from the hot-word list. Constructs that match (hot-word ... SWITCH-FONT text SWITCH-FONT ... ) adds text as a hot link to another portion of the document. refer and see are the default hot words. Case is ignored when matching hot words. Specifies the logo/banner image URL that is centered at the top of the document. Sets the email address to send comments and suggestions. Emits the html tag <META name="name" content="content">. text is prepended to the html document title. Traces each set for the named number register. - turns tracing off. Sets the document title. Local URL links are generated for all top level headings. These can be referenced by embedding the benign (albeit convoluted) troff construct \h'0*\w"label"'text\g'0', where label is the local link label and text is the hot link text. If label and text are the same then use \h'0*1'text\h'0'. groff(1), html2rtf(1), man(1), mm(1), mm2html(1), troff(1) htmlrefs - list html url references htmlrefs lists url references from the local closure of the input html files. If file is not specified then the top level default user file is read. The html parse is rudimentary; don't use htmlrefs to detect valid html files. The top level references are determined in this order (the --index, --root and --user options influence the order): Pseudo index containing <LINK href=dir rel=type> references to top level directories. type may be one of: The document root directory containing URL target documents. Exactly one document-root must be specified. The program root directory containing CGI support programs and scripts. This type is optional. If specified then the program root directory should contain a pseudo index for its references. The data root directory containing CGI support data. This type is optional. If specified then the data root directory should contain a pseudo index for its references. All files under dir are considered referenced. dir is a ksh(1) pattern of paths to ignore. all List all references whether they exist or not. copy Copy the selected references to directory which must already exist. If --external is also specified then lines between <!--INTERNAL--> ... <!--/INTERNAL--> lines are not copied. If --unreferenced is also specified then files and directories in directory that have not been copied are removed. Target file modification times are set to match source times so that future copies can be avoided. dependents List each selected local file followed by : and a list of all local files referring to the file. external Do not list references inside <!--INTERNAL--> ... <!--/INTERNAL--> lines. See mm2html(1) for an html generator that inserts these lines. force By default files are not copied if the source and target size and modification times match. --force forces all files to be copied. index name specifies the page named by directory references. name:=index.html hosts Check only references matching the ksh(1) pattern http://pattern/. pattern keep pattern is used to match file base names that are always considered referenced. pattern:=.htaccess missing List missing local file references. exec Enable file modification operations. --noexec lists the operations but does not do them. perlwarn Check HTML files for unintentional embedded perl(1) constructs: a left bracket followed by one of -+!$*#. Manually translating left bracket to [ avoids unwanted perl interactions (why didn't they use tags like everyone else?) mm2html(1) and optget(3) do the translation by default. root The local directory for --user references. directory:=~user strict By default unreferenced --index files and the containing directory are considered referenced; --strict considers unreferenced --index files unreferenced. user ~name translates to the --root directory. name:=caller-uid List files as they are copied (see --copy.) warn Produce a warning diagnostic for missing files. unreferenced If --copy is also specified then remove files and directories in the --copy directory that have not been copied. Otherwise list unreferenced files in the --root directory. A directory that contains no referenced files but does contain an --index file is considered referenced (along with the --index file) unless --strict is enabled. file ... List missing references to the local host www.research.att.com. Copy the local hierarchy to ~/external/wwwfiles for external release, and remove unreferenced files in the copy. html2rtf(1), mm2html(1) mm2html - convert mm/man subset to html frame Generate framed HTML files in: name.html The main body. name-index.html TEXT begin name-temp.html symlink html Read html options from file. Unknown options are silently ignored. See the .xx request below for a description of the options. The file pathname may be followed by URL style name=value pairs that are evaluated as if they came from file. file[?name=value;...] Read license identification options from file. Unknown options are silently ignored. See the .xx request below for a description of the options. The file pathname may be followed by URL style name=value pairs that are evaluated as if they came from file. option Sets a space or , separated list of --license options. Option values with embedded spaces must be quoted. [no]name=value Generate a standalone name-index.html for framed HTML where name is specified by --frame. .xx name[=value] is a special mm2html request that handles program tracing, html extensions and troff macro package magic. Supported operations are: Specifies the contact information for the document HEAD section. Specifies the logo/banner image URL that is centered at the top of the document. Sets the email address to send comments and suggestions. Emits the html tag <META name=name content=content>. Local URL links are generated for all top level headings. These can be referenced by embedding the benign (albeit convoluted) troff construct \h'0*\w"label"'text\h'0', where label is the local link label and text is the hot link text. If label and text are the same then use \h'0*1'text\h'0'. man(1) links are generated for bold or italic identifiers that are immediately followed by a parenthesized number. troff2html(1), html2rtf(1) download - generate web site download instructions for an mm document download is a ksh(1) script that generates web site download instructions for an mm(1) document. item names the item to be downloaded and type ... names the supported architecture type(s) as reported by package(1). download is most often used in the .sh directive of mm2html(1) or troff2html(1): .sh download warp sgi.mips3 linux.i386. item [ type ... ] mm2html(1), package(1), troff2html(1) global-index Generate a standalone index.html for framed HTML. %s: cannot skip Instruct --copy to symlink(2) files that do not contain <!--INTERNAL--> ... <!--/INTERNAL-->. out of space [rootdir] top Open non-local urls in the top frame. If --external is on then dir is a ksh(1) pattern of internal paths. mm2html is a sed(1)/ksh(1) script (yes!) that converts input mm(1) or man(1) documents to an html document on the standard output. If file is omitted then the standard input is read. troff2html(1) is similar but does a full troff(1) parse. dir operands and directory components of file operands are added to the included file search list. [ [ dir | file ] ... ] Provides a default value for the --hosts option. Files under this dir are accessed by https: only. limit Limit --copy and --remove operations to path names matching pattern. remove Unreferenced files are removed when --unreferenced and --nocopy are specified. The frame index (if --index specified). Temporary frame goto labels.