|Can you point me to the APT software? I will see if it can be stitched into
|ht2html, just as ReST was recently.
Sure, take a look at:
http://www.xmlmind.com/aptconvert.html
The conversion tool, however, is written in java. You don't need to
know any Java to use it (I've never looked at the source code), but it's
also not directly callable from a Python app. Well, I suppose it would
be from Jython; and obviously you can run 'os.popen()'.
That said, the whole of what you'd need to do to stick an 'aptconvert'
generated HTML file into an ht2html '*.ht' file is (roughly and
untested):
err = os.popen('aptconvert -toc -nonum foo.html foo.apt').read()
if not err.strip():
html = open('foo.html').read()
html = html[html.find('<body>')+6:html.find('</body>')]
ht = HT_HEADER + html
open('foo.ht','w').write(ht)
Yours, David...
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