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BEGIN {
if (!filename)
filename = "a";
}
function out(text) {
print text >> (filename "." state)
}
function downh(num) {
num=substr($0, 3, 1)
sub(/<h[0-9]>/,("<h" (num+1) ">"))
sub(/<\/h[0-9]>/,("</h" (num+1) ">"))
}
state == 0 && /<body>/ { state = 1; next }
state == 0 { next }
state == 1 && /<h1>/ {
gsub(/\\-/,"-")
downh()
out($0);
next
}
state == 1 && /<hr>/ {
out("<hr>");
state = 2;
next
}
state == 1 { next }
state == 2 && /<h2>Index<\/h2>/ {
state = 3;
out($0);
next
}
# man2html is unable to handle commands like:
# .IP \n[step].
# Instead of evaluating \n[step], it strips "\n[" and leaves the rest
# untouched. The klugde below is based on the assumption that we always
# use step as the name of the variable.
state == 2 && /<dl/ { counter=1 }
state == 2 && /<dt>step\]\./ {
sub(/<dt>step\]\./,("<dt>" counter "."))
++counter
}
state == 2 && /<h2>COMMANDS<\/h2>/ { command_links=1; out($0); next }
state == 2 && /<h2>/ { command_links=0 }
state == 2 && command_links == 1 && /^<b>.*<\/b>[,.]$/ {
punct=substr($0,length($0))
sub(/<b>/,"")
sub(/<\/b>[,.]/,"")
out("<b><a href=\"eclat-" $0 ".html\">" $0 "</a></b>" punct)
if (punct == ".")
command_links=0
next
}
state == 3 && /<hr>/ {
out($0);
state = 4;
next
}
state == 4 {
out("<p>This document was created by <a href=\"http://primates.ximian.com/~flucifredi/man/\">man2html</a> and postprocessed by postproc.awk.</p>")
out("<p>" strftime("%c", systime()) "</p>")
exit
}
/<h[0-9]>/ { downh() }
{
s=gensub(/HREF="\.\.\/man[1-8n]\/(eclat[a-z.-]*)\.[1-8n]\.html/,
"href=\"\\1.html", "g")
s=gensub(/HREF="\.\.\/man[1-8n]\/(forlan[a-z.-]*)\.[1-8n]\.html/,
"href=\"\\1.html", "g",s)
s=gensub(/HREF="\.\.\/man([1-8n])\/(.+)\.[1-8n]\.html/,
"href=\"http://www.manpagez.com/man/\\1/\\2/","g",s)
out(s)
}
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