Brooks Cutter "; exit(0); } $_ = $ARGV[0]; $manpages[0] = $_; if ((/^-$/)) { $manpages[0] = $_; } elsif ((m!^/!)) { $manpages[0] = $_; #} elsif (($name, $sect) = /(\S+)\((\d.*)\)/) { # @manpages = &findman($name, $sect, @manpath); #} elsif (($name, $sect) = /(\S+)<(\d.*)>/) { # @manpages = &findman($name, $sect, @manpath); #} elsif (($name, $sect) = /(\S+)\[(\d.*)\]/) { # @manpages = &findman($name, $sect, @manpath); #} else { # @manpages = &findman($_, '', @manpath); } if (!scalar @manpages) { print "Sorry, I was unable to find a match for $_\n"; exit(0); } elsif (scalar @manpages > 1) { &which_manpage(@manpages); } else { if (!-e $manpages[0]) { die "man2html: Error, Can't locate file '$manpages[0]'\n"; } chop($type=`file -L $manpages[0]`); if ($type =~ /roff/i) { $manpages[0] = "nroff -man $manpages[0]|col -b|"; } elsif ($type =~ /text/i) { # #$manpages[0] = $manpages[0]; # ; # NOP (No Operation) $manpages[0] = "nroff -man $manpages[0]| col -b|"; } else { print "
When 'file -L $manpages[0]' was run (which should follow symbolic links) it returned the following value '$type'
"; if ($type =~ /link/i) { print " This problem appears to be that there is a symbolic link for a man page that is pointing to a file that doesn't exist.
"; } print " Please report this problem to someone who can do something about it. (Assuming you aren't that person...) If you don't know who that is, try emailing 'root' or 'postmaster'.
There was only one match for your query - and it can't currently be accessed. "; exit(0); #die "Unknown type '$type' for manpage '$manpages[0]'"; } &print_manpage($manpages[0]); } exit(0); sub findman { # Take a argument like 'ls' or 'vi(1)' or 'tip(1c)' and return # a list of one or more manpages. # Arguments 2- are the directories to search in local($lookfor) = shift(@_); local($section) = shift(@_); local($file, @files, @return, $return); local(%men,%man); die "lookfor($lookfor) is null\n" unless($lookfor); for (@_) { # I'm... too lazy... for... opendir()... too lazy for readdir()... # too lazy for closedir() ... I'm too lazy! if (!$section) { @files = `/bin/ls $_/*/$lookfor.* 2> /dev/null`; } else { # if the section is like '1b' then just search *1b # otherwise if '1' search *1* (to catch all sub-sections) # Reason for wildcards: ($_/*$section*/$lookfor.*) # (given $section = '2') # 1st: So it catches cat2 and man2 # 2nd: So it catches man2 and man2v # (This should make it compatiable with HP/UX's man2.Z - not tested) # 3rd: So it catches stat.2 and stat.2v # if (length($section) == 1) { @files = `/bin/ls $_/*$section*/$lookfor.* 2> /dev/null`; } else { local($section_num) = substr($section, 0, 1); # Just the number... @files = `/bin/ls $_/*$section_num*/$lookfor.* $_/*$section/$lookfor.* 2> /dev/null`; } } next if (!scalar @files); # This part checks the files that were found... for $file (@files) { chop($file); local(@dirs) = split(/\//,$file); local($fn) = pop(@dirs); local($catman) = pop(@dirs); local($dir) = join('/',@dirs); local($key) = "$dir/$fn"; next if ($man{$key}); # forces unique if (!$men{$key}) { $men{$key} = $catman; $man{$key} = $file; } else { # pre-formatted man pages always take precedence unless zero bytes... next if (($men{$key} =~ /^cat/i) && (!(-z $man{$key}))); $men{$key} = $catman; $man{$key} = $file; } } } return(values %man); } sub which_manpage { # Print a list of manpages... print " There were multiple matches for the argument '$ARGV[0]'. Below are the fully qualified pathnames of the matches, please click on the appropriate one.
\n"; } } next; } #next if (!/^[A-Z]{2,}\(.*\).*/); if (//) { s/.//g; } # Escape & < and > s/&/\&/g; s//\>/g; # if (/^(\w+.*)\s*$/) { $label = $1; $next_action = ''; if (/^[A-Z ]{2,}\s*$/) { if (($pre) || ($section_pre)) { print "\n"; } $pre = $section_pre = $section_fmt = 0; if (!$standard_indent) { $next_action = 'check_indent'; } } if ($label eq 'NAME') { $begtag = '
\n" if ($section_pre);
next;
}
next;
}
if ($section_fmt) { print; $blanks = 0; next; }
if ($next_action eq 'create_links') {
# Parse see also looking for man page links. Make it
# call this program. use '+' notation for spaces
local($page);
local($first) = 1;
for $page (split(/,/)) {
$page =~ tr/\x00-\x20//d; # Delete all control chars, spaces
if ($page =~ /.+\(\d.*\).*$/) {
$url_page = $page;
$url_page =~ tr/()/[]/;
print "," if (!$first);
$first = 0;
print "$page\n";
} else {
print "," if (!$first);
$first = 0;
print "$page";
}
}
next;
}
# This is to detect preformatted blocks. I look at the first
# line after header 'DESCRIPTION' and count the leading white
# space as the "standard indent". If I encounter a line with
# a indent greater than the value of standard_indent then
# surround it with and
if ($next_action eq 'check_indent') {
if (/^(\s+)\S+.*/) {
$standard_indent = length($1);
$next_action = '';
}
}
#
$before = length($_);
$saved = $_;
s/^[ ][ ]*//; # Delete leading whitespace
$after = length($_);
s/[ ][ ]*$//; # Delete trailing whitespace
if ($begtag) {
chop;
print "$begtag$_$endtag\n";
print "$begtag2$_$endtag2\n" if ($begtag2);
$blanks = 0;
$begtag2 = $endtag2 = $begtag = $endtag = '';
next;
}
if ((!$section_fmt) && (!$section_pre) && ($standard_indent)) {
if (($blanks == 1) && (!$pre) && ($after + $standard_indent) < $before) {
$pre = 1;
print "\n";
} elsif (($pre) && ($after + $standard_indent) >= $before) {
$pre = 0;
print "\n";
}
}
if (($section_pre) || ($pre)) {
print "$saved";
$blanks = 0;
next;
}
# Handle word cont-
# inuations
if ($prefix) {
print $prefix;
$prefix = '';
}
if (/^(.+)\s+(\w+)\-\s*$/) {
$prefix = $2;
print "$1\n";
$blanks = 0;
next;
}
print;
$blanks = 0;
}
close(MAN);
}
# EOF