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Re: problems with installation
- To: Golda Velez <gvelez@tucson.com>
- Subject: Re: problems with installation
- From: Chris Jölly <chris.joelly@magnet.at>
- Date: Wed, 18 Aug 1999 23:29:08 +0200
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- Sender: chris.joelly@magnet.at
Golda Velez wrote:
>
> Hi Chris
hi golda!
>
> Thanks, that was definitely a bug! In my version, 1.7.5, though, I think
> it has been fixed - my code says
>
> if($rc>1){ # 0 means some hits, 1 means no hits, 2 is an error
> # it's an error!
> &err_badglimpse(@glines);
> }
oh, i have the older version 1.7.1!
>
> The </FONT> tag conversion looks ugly! I don't think it could be doing
> that all the time, or I would have heard of it. Are you using the C
> program html2txt, or the perl htuml2txt.pl? I think html2txt does not even
> know specific HTML tags, it just looks for the pattern <something> on one
> line. Is it possible there was a line break inside the </font> tag?
i'm have used the c program html2txt for this test and i have searched
the
original htmlfile for a line break inside the tag, but there is no break
inside...
then i use the LEX implementation of htuml2txt and there is the same
problem...
also the german umlaut conversion is somtimes correct and sometimes not.
with both, the LEX and the C implementation of the program.
>
> Thanks for your diagnostics, if I can repro one of these in my current code
> I will definitely fix them!
>
is there a fix list for the version 1.7.5?
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