Hello, On Thu, 17 Jan 2008, Eitan Gurari wrote: > > Currently, this affects the .css and .tmp files generated but none of > > the other files. Perhaps this is a minor bug in the programs which it > > should be possible to fix. > > A more profounde problem will occur when multi hypertex files are > created (e.g., in response to the command line option 3). The > basename will be used for all those files as well as in hypertext > links.
After thinking and experimenting with this some more, I agree with Eitan. For example, one can "fix" the name of the .css file to 'an example.css' but this name will need to become 'an%20example.css' when it has to be put in the .html file. As far as I see it the output files should follow the allowed conventions for URL's so as to avoid having to convert their names. Since the output file names are generated from the input files names, it follows that input files names should follow these conventions too! At the same time the input files names would need to follow unix naming conventions. Put together this imposes some restrictions on the allowable file names. We should put a note to this effect in the documentation. Regards, Kapil. -- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
