What is the best html to latex program on the market or the internet ?
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Datum: 22.10.2007 23:57
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Datum: 22.10.2007 23:57
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Basically, it should do all that any of the tools below and in addition, 1/ human readable output that maintains the text lines of the source, ie does not scramble the text lines or insert newlines unnecessarily or removes them. inserts minimal latex elements. 2/ maintains cross-links, ie convert <href to \ref and <name= to \label but if the set of htmls is incomplete proceed with the assumption that the reference is there, ie dont delete the links or try to modify them or their addresses. One of the tool I tested is too smart in this respect and actually ruins the result. 3/ proper conversion of images, tables, etc. No math mode involved in html. 4/ Even an emacs lisp function could be written by a guru that can do the job. 5/ Is there any commercial wysiwig tool ? LaTeX etc * html2latex is a program based on the NCSA html parser. Contact: Nathan.Torkington@vuw.ac.nz. * Another html2latex can combine several HTML files into a single LaTeX file, converting links between the files to references. External URL's can be converted into footnotes or into a bibliography sorted on URL. Contact: F.J.Faase@cs.utwente.nl (Frans J. Faase) * Another html2latex implemented on Linux by yacc+lex+C. Also available from the TSX-11 Linux FTP site as nc-html2latex-0.97.tar.gz. Contact: naochan@naochan.com (Naoya Tozuka) * htmlatex.pl is a perl script to do the conversion (may be moving soon). Contact: n9146070@cc.wwu.edu (Jake Kesinger) * There is also a sed script to convert HTML into LaTeX.[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
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- Poster (23.10.2007 02:05)
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- Edd Barrett (23.10.2007 10:33)
