Example: The yes command
man yes | man2html > ~/www/hgs.man/yes.html
You'll need the following files:
$HOME/bin/man2html |
#!/bin/sh
sed -f $HOME/bin/man2html.sed $1 > /var/tmp/$USER$$.html echo "</PRE></BODY></HTML>\n" >> /var/tmp/$USER$$.html cat /home/hgs/bin/html.head /var/tmp/$USER$$.html rm /var/tmp/$USER$$.html &0> /dev/null |
$HOME/bin/man2html.sed |
s@\(\)\1\1@\1@g;
s@\(_\)@<U>\1</U>@g; s@\(.\)@<U>\1</U>@g; s@\(.\)@<B>\1</B>@g; s@<<@\<<@g; s@>>@>\>@g; s@^$@<BR>@; s@M--@-@; s@</B>\( *\)<B>@\1@g; s@</U>\( *\)<U>@\1@g; |
Very simple, n'est-ce pas ?