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pepak · 12-03-2008, 05:42 AM

I updated the utility with more functions:

- Better error handling. Now it can simply die with the first error or log the error and continue with the next file.

- Full preprocessing mode. Up until now the included files were only scanned for the metadata-generating tags. Since this version you can include just about any HTML code. This can be used to overcome certain shortcomings of HTML2LRF, e.g. its inability to support @import directive in CSS.

- Output files can be stored in a directory other than the current one, and they can mimic the directory structure of the source files, too.

Same link as above.

I suppose the next thing on agenda should be STDIN support, to allow for any preprocessor (e.g. PHP).

12-03-2008, 05:42 AM	#13
pepak Guru Posts: 610 Karma: 4150 Join Date: Mar 2008 Device: Sony Reader PRS-T3, Kobo Libra H2O	I updated the utility with more functions: - Better error handling. Now it can simply die with the first error or log the error and continue with the next file. - Full preprocessing mode. Up until now the included files were only scanned for the metadata-generating tags. Since this version you can include just about any HTML code. This can be used to overcome certain shortcomings of HTML2LRF, e.g. its inability to support @import directive in CSS. - Output files can be stored in a directory other than the current one, and they can mimic the directory structure of the source files, too. Same link as above. I suppose the next thing on agenda should be STDIN support, to allow for any preprocessor (e.g. PHP).