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abeonis · 06-03-2013, 02:01 PM

I am surprised there are only 2 very old threads in this forum speaking about DocToHtml. I just had a look at their documentation. The tool does every thing I need including a batch mode and command line support.

I have noticed in the example they provide that the HTML code generated is pretty clean and could easily passed through a battery of regex SR. For instance ...

The tool creates :

Code:

<h3><a name="_Analysis_document">A</a>nalysis document</h3>

I will have to modify the HTML:

Code:

<h3 id="_Analysis_document">Analysis document</h3>

Not a big deal. It has a SR tool or I can use Regex outside of the tool and before Sigil.

If their marketing is correct (hum, hum), I already have a lot of ideas to improve my flow. Zen.

I plan to start the evaluation next Monday. However I feel suspicious the silence in this forum.

Any feedback before I invest time on the evaluation?

Thanks.

06-03-2013, 02:01 PM	#1
abeonis eBook DIYer Posts: 111 Karma: 10 Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Europe Device: K4, KF HD 8.9, Readium	Word > DocToHtml > Sigil I am surprised there are only 2 very old threads in this forum speaking about DocToHtml. I just had a look at their documentation. The tool does every thing I need including a batch mode and command line support. I have noticed in the example they provide that the HTML code generated is pretty clean and could easily passed through a battery of regex SR. For instance ... The tool creates : Code: <h3><a name="_Analysis_document">A</a>nalysis document</h3> I will have to modify the HTML: Code: <h3 id="_Analysis_document">Analysis document</h3> Not a big deal. It has a SR tool or I can use Regex outside of the tool and before Sigil. If their marketing is correct (hum, hum), I already have a lot of ideas to improve my flow. Zen. I plan to start the evaluation next Monday. However I feel suspicious the silence in this forum. Any feedback before I invest time on the evaluation? Thanks.