On Fri, Jun 21, 2019 at 11:52:03AM -0700, Raymond Toy wrote:
> In version 6.6, if you had
>
> @setfilename foo.info
>
> all of the html files would be placed in the foo directory with names
> foo_0.html, foo_1.html, and so on.
>
> With 6.6dev, this isn't true anymore. The foo directory contains things
> like index.html, section-title-1.html, section-title-2.html, and so on.
>
> Was this change intentional? Is it possible to get back the old version?
I think that this change was intentional. To get back to the old
version, you would need an init file, I believe. I attach one which
should do what you want, except maybe for the top file.
you can use it with
texi2any --html --init file_names_simple.pm toto.texi
(As a side note, my guess would be that you do not have nodes in your
texinfo file, otherwise you would have seen the "new behaviour" earlier).
> In addition, a very old version of texi2html (was used in Maxima for a long
> time) put the table of contents in foo_toc.html. This was useful for
> external interfaces to maxima to have a table of contents that could be
> shown. Right now, the toc is placed in one of the foo_*.html files.
For that, you can set
-c INLINE_CONTENTS=0
If you want more generally the texi2html style, you can use
-c TEXI2HTML
--
Pat
use strict;
use vars qw($element_file_name);
my $file_nr = -1;
sub filename_simple($$$)
{
my $converter = shift;
my $element = shift;
my $filename = shift;
my $prefix = $converter->{'document_name'};
if ($converter->element_is_top($element)) {
return undef;
} else {
$file_nr++;
return $prefix.'_'.$file_nr.'.'.$converter->get_conf('EXTENSION');
}
}
$element_file_name = \&filename_simple;
