The program that turns sgml files (tagged according to the linuxdoc

DTD) into HTML, LaTeX or ascii.  (the latter is still pretty rough)
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# $Id:$
MAN1= sgmlfmt.1
afterinstall:
install -c -o ${BINOWN} -g ${BINGRP} -m ${BINMODE} \
${.CURDIR}/sgmlfmt.pl ${DESTDIR}${BINDIR}/sgmlfmt
.include <bsd.prog.mk>

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.Dd May 6, 1995
.Os FreeBSD 2.0.5
.Dt SGMLFMT 1
.Sh NAME
.Nm sgmlfmt
.Nd Formats SGML files tagged according to the linuxdoc DTD.
.Sh SYNOPSIS
.Nm
.Fl Ar format Op Fl Ar format...
.Ar
.Sh DESCRIPTION
The
.Nm
command reads SGML files tagged according to the linuxdoc DTD,
validates them using the
.Xr sgmls 1
parser and then converts them to the specified output format.
The input file must include the following document type
declaration before any uncommented text:
.Bd -literal -offset indent
<!DOCTYPE linuxdoc PUBLIC "-//FreeBSD//DTD linuxdoc//EN">
.Ed
.Pp
The
.Fl Ar format
options for output include the following:
.Bl -tag -width Ds
.It Fl html
Generates a set of linked HTML files suitable for use with an
HTML browser. A top level file,
.Pa file.html ,
contains the title, author, date, abstract and brief table of
contents for the document. A file
.Pa file_toc.html
contains a complete table of contents. A series of files named
.Pa file-1.html ,
.Pa file-2.html ...
.Pa file-n.html
contain the actual text of the document.
.It Fl latex
Generates a single output file with the extension
.Pa .tex
suitable for processing with LaTeX. Note that the LaTeX style
file
.Pa /usr/share/sgml/FreeBSD/lib/linuxdoc.sty
must be accessible to LaTeX for correct processing.
.It Fl ascii
Generates a single output file with the extension
.Pa .txt
suitable for viewing on an ASCII terminal.
.It Fl nroff
Generates a single output file with the extension
.Pa .nroff
suitable processing with
.Xr nroff 1
or
.Xr groff 1 .
This is actually an intermediate conversion used by the
.Fl ascii
format option.
.El
.Pp
If the input file name ends with
.Pa .sgml ,
the extension may be omitted on the command line.
In all cases, the output files are created in the current working
directory.
.Sh FILES
.Pa /usr/share/sgml/FreeBSD/dtd/linuxdoc
- the linuxdoc DTD.
.Pp
.Pa /usr/share/sgml/FreeBSD/rep/
- directory containing replacement files for
.Xr sgmlsasp 1 .
.Pp
.Pa /usr/share/sgml/FreeBSD/lib/linuxdoc.sty
- the LaTeX style used in documents produced with the
.Fl latex
format option.
.Sh SEE ALSO
.Xr sgmls 1 ,
.Xr sgmlsasp 1 ,
.Xr groff 1
.Sh HISTORY
The
.Nm
command appeared in Version 2.0.5 FreeBSD UNIX.
.Sh AUTHORS
The
.Nm
command was written by John Fieber
.Aq jfieber@FreeBSD.org .
The linuxdoc DTD was written by Matt Welsh
.Aq mdw@cs.cornell.edu
and based on the Qwertz DTD written by Tom Gordon
.Aq thomas.gordon@gmd.de .
.Sh BUGS
A line in the SGML source file beginning with a period (.) will
confuse
.Xr groff 1
which is used to generate ASCII output. In general, the ASCII
output leaves much to be desired.
.Pp
The divison of the sources file into separate HTML files is
currently fixed.

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#!/usr/bin/perl
# $Id:$
# Format an sgml document tagged according to the linuxdoc DTD.
# by John Fieber <jfieber@freebsd.org> for the FreeBSD documentation
# project.
#
# Usage: sgmlformat -format [-format ...] inputfile [inputfile ...]
#
# -format outputfile format
# -------------------------------------------------------------
# -html inputfile.html HTML
# -txt | -ascii inputfile.txt ascii text
# -tex | -latex inputfile.tex LaTeX
# -nroff inputfile.nroff groff for ms macros
# -ps inputfile.txt postscript
#
# Bugs:
#
# Text lines that start with a period (.) confuse the conversions that
# use groff. The workaround is to make sure the SGML source doesn't
# have any periods at the beginning of a line.
#######################################################################
# Look in a couple places for the SGML DTD and replacement files
#
if (-d "$ENV{'HOME'}/lib/sgml/FreeBSD") {
$sgmldir = "$ENV{'HOME'}/lib/sgml";
}
elsif (-d "$ENV{'HOME'}/sgml/FreeBSD") {
$sgmldir = "$ENV{'HOME'}/sgml";
}
elsif (-d "/usr/share/sgml/FreeBSD" ) {
$sgmldir = "/usr/share/sgml";
}
else {
die "Cannot locate sgml files!\n";
}
#
# Locate the DTD, an SGML declaration, and the replacement files
#
$dtdbase = "$sgmldir/FreeBSD";
$dtd = "$dtdbase/dtd/linuxdoc";
if (-f "$dtd.dec") {
$decl = "$dtd.dec";
}
else {
$decl = "";
}
$replbase = "$dtdbase/rep";
if (! $ENV{"SGML_PATH"}) {
$ENV{"SGML_PATH"} = "$sgmldir/%O/%C/%T";
}
#
# Look for the file specified on the command line
#
sub getfile {
local($filearg) = @_;
if (-f "$filearg.sgml") {
$file = "$filearg.sgml";
}
elsif (-f $filearg) {
$file = $filearg;
}
else {
return 0;
}
$fileroot = $file;
$fileroot =~ s/.*\///; # drop the path
$fileroot =~ s/\.sgml$//; # drop the .sgml
$filepath = $file;
$filepath =~ s/\/*[^\/]*$//;
if ($filepath eq "") {
$ENV{"SGML_PATH"} .= ":.";
}
else {
$ENV{"SGML_PATH"} .= ":$filepath/%S:.";
}
return 1;
}
#
# A function to run sgmls and sgmlsasp on the input file.
#
# Arguments:
# 1. A file handle for the output
# 2. A replacement file (directory actually)
#
sub sgmlparse {
local($fhandle, $replacement) = @_;
$ENV{'SGML_PATH'} = "$replbase/$replacement.%N:$ENV{'SGML_PATH'}";
open($fhandle, "sgmls $decl $file | sgmlsasp $replbase/$replacement.mapping |");
}
#
# Generate nroff output
#
sub gen_nroff {
open (outfile, ">$fileroot.nroff");
&sgmlparse(infile, "nroff");
$\ = "\n"; # automatically add newline on print
while (<infile>) {
chop;
# This is supposed to ensure that no text line starts
# with a dot (.), thus confusing groff, but it doesn't
# appear to work.
unless (/^\.DS/.../^\.DE/) {
s/^[ \t]{1,}(.*)/$1/g;
}
s/^\.[ \t].*/\\\&$&/g;
print outfile;
}
$\ = "";
close(infile);
close(outfile);
}
#
# Generate ASCII output using groff
#
sub gen_ascii {
&sgmlparse(infile, "nroff");
open(outfile, "| groff -T ascii -t -ms | col -b > $fileroot.txt");
while (<infile>) {
print outfile;
}
close(infile);
close(outfile);
}
#
# Generate Postscript output using groff (this is suboptimal
# for printed output!)
#
sub gen_ps {
&sgmlparse(infile, "grops");
open(outfile, "| groff -T ps -t -ms > $fileroot.ps");
while (<infile>) {
print outfile;
}
close(infile);
close(outfile);
}
#
# Generate LaTeX output
#
sub gen_latex {
open(outfile, ">$fileroot.tex");
&sgmlparse(infile, "latex");
while (<infile>) {
print outfile;
}
close(infile);
close(outfile);
}
#
# Generate HTML output.
#
# HTML is generated in two passes.
#
# The first pass takes the output from sgmlsasp and gathers information
# about the structure of the document that is used in the sceond pass
# for splitting the file into separate files. Targets for cross
# references are also stored in this pass.
#
# Based on the information from the first pass, the second pass
# generates a numbered series of HTML files, a "toplevel" file
# containing the title, author, abstract and a brief table of
# contents. A detailed table of contents is also generated. The
# second pass generates links for cross references and URLs.
#
# Tunable parameters
#
$maxlevel = 3; # max section depth
$num_depth = 4; # depth of numbering
$m_depth = 2; # depth of menus
$sc = 0; # number of sections
$filecount = 0; # number of files
sub gen_html {
local($i, $sl);
$tmpfile = "/tmp/sgmlf.$$";
open(bar, ">$tmpfile");
# print STDERR "(Pass 1...";
&sgmlparse(foo, "html");
while (<foo>) {
print bar;
# count up the number of files to be generated
if (/^<@@sect>/) {
$sl++;
$sc++;
$st_sl[$sc] = $sl;
# Per level counters
$counter[$sl]++;
$counter[$sl + 1] = 0;
# calculate the section number in the form x.y.z.
$st_num[$sc] = "";
if ($sl <= $num_depth) {
for ($i = 1; $i <= $sl; $i++) {
$st_num[$sc] .= "$counter[$i].";
}
$st_num[$sc] .= " ";
}
# calculate the file number and output level
if ($sl <= $maxlevel) {
$filecount++;
$st_ol[$sc] = $sl;
}
else {
$st_ol[$sc] = $maxlevel;
}
$st_file[$sc] = $filecount;
# Calculate the highest level node in which this
# node should appear as a menu item.
$st_pl[$sc] = $sl - $m_depth;
if ($st_pl[$sc] < 0) {
$st_pl[$sc] = 0;
}
if ($st_pl[$sc] > $maxlevel) {
$st_pl[$sc] = $maxlevel;
}
}
if (/^<@@endsect>/) {
$sl--;
}
# record the section number that a label occurs in
if (/^<@@label>/) {
chop;
s/^<@@label>//;
if ($references{$_} eq "") {
$references{$_} = "$filecount";
}
else {
print STDERR "Warning: the label `$_' is multiply-defined.\n";
}
}
}
close(bar);
# print STDERR " Pass 2...";
open(foofile, $tmpfile);
&html2html(foofile, "boo");
# print STDERR ")\n";
unlink($tmpfile);
}
#
# HTML conversion, pass number 2
#
sub html2html {
local($infile, $outfile) = @_;
local($i);
$sc = 0;
push(@scs, $sc);
open(tocfile, ">${fileroot}_toc.html");
print tocfile "<HTML>\n";
while (<$infile>) {
# change `<' and `>' to `&lt;' and `&gt;' in <pre></pre>
if (/<pre>/.../<\/pre>/) {
s/</\&lt;/g;
s/\&lt;([\/]*)pre>/<\1pre>/g;
s/>/\&gt;/g;
s/<([\/]*)pre\&gt;/<\1pre>/g;
}
tagsw: {
# titles and headings
if (s/^<@@title>//) {
chop;
print tocfile "<HEAD>\n<TITLE>$_</TITLE>\n</HEAD>\n";
print tocfile "<H1>$_</H1>\n";
$header[$st_ol[$sc]] =
"<HTML>\n<HEAD>\n<TITLE>$_</TITLE>\n" .
"</HEAD>\n<BODY>\n<H1>$_</H1>\n";
$footer[$st_ol[$sc]] = "</BODY>\n</HTML>\n";
last tagsw;
}
#
# HEADER begin
#
if (s/^<@@head>//) {
chop;
if ($part == 1) {
$text[0] .= "<H1>Part $partnum:<BR>$_";
last tagsw;
}
$href = "\"$fileroot-$st_file[$sc].html#$sc\"";
# set up headers and footers
if ($st_sl[$sc] > 0 && $st_sl[$sc] <= $maxlevel) {
$header[$st_ol[$sc]] =
"<HTML>\n<HEAD>\n<TITLE>$_</TITLE>\n</HEAD>\n" .
"<BODY>\n$navbar[$st_ol[$sc]]\n<HR>\n";
$footer[$st_ol[$sc]] =
"<HR>\n$navbar[$st_ol[$sc]]\n</BODY>\n</HTML>";
}
# Add this to the master table of contents
print tocfile "<DD>$st_num[$sc]" .
"<A HREF=$href>$_";
# Calculate the <H?> level to use in the HTML file
$hlevel = $st_sl[$sc] - $st_ol[$sc] + 2;
$shlevel = $st_sl[$sc] - $st_ol[$sc] + 3;
$i = $st_ol[$sc];
# Add the section header
$text[$i] .= "<H$hlevel><A NAME=\"$sc\"></A>$st_num[$sc]$_";
$i--;
# And also to the parent
if ($st_sl[$sc] == $st_ol[$sc] && $i >= 0) {
$text[$i] .= "<H$shlevel>$st_num[$sc]" .
"<A HREF=$href>$_";
$i--;
}
# and to the grandparents
for (; $i >= $st_pl[$sc]; $i--) {
$text[$i] .= "<DD>$st_num[$sc] " .
"<A HREF=$href>$_";
}
last tagsw;
}
#
# HEADER end
#
if (s/^<@@endhead>//) {
if ($part == 1) {
$text[0] .= "</H1>\n";
$part = 0;
last tagsw;
}
print tocfile "</A></DD>\n";
$i = $st_ol[$sc];
# Close the section header
$text[$i] .= "</H$hlevel>\n";
$i--;
# in the parent...
if ($st_sl[$sc] == $st_ol[$sc] && $i >= 0) {
$text[$i] .= "</A></H$shlevel>\n";
$i--;
}
# in the grandparent...
for (; $i >= $st_pl[$sc]; $i--) {
$text[$i] .= "</A></DD>\n";
}
last tagsw;
}
# sectioning
if (s/^<@@part>//) {
$part = 1;
$partnum++;
# not yet implemented in the DTD
last tagsw;
}
#
# BEGINNING of a section
#
if (s/^<@@sect>//) {
# Increment the section counter and save it on a stack
# for future reference.
$sc++;
push(@scs, $sc);
# Set up the navigation bar
if ($st_file[$sc] > $st_file[$sc - 1]) {
&navbar($st_file[$sc], $filecount, $sc);
}
# Prepare for menu entries in the table of contents and
# parent file(s).
if ($st_sl[$sc - 1] < $st_sl[$sc]) {
print tocfile "<DL>\n";
$i = $st_ol[$sc] - 1 - ($st_sl[$sc] == $st_ol[$sc]);
for (; $i >= $st_pl[$sc]; $i--) {
$text[$i] .= "<DL>\n";
}
}
last tagsw;
}
#
# END of a section
#
if (s/^<@@endsect>//) {
# Remember the section number! Subsections may have
# altered the global $sc variable.
local ($lsc) = pop(@scs);
# Close off subsection menus we may have created in
# parent file(s).
if ($st_sl[$lsc] > $st_sl[$sc + 1]) {
print tocfile "</DL>\n";
$i = $st_ol[$lsc] - 1 - ($st_sl[$lsc] == $st_ol[$lsc]);
for (; $i >= $st_pl[$lsc]; $i--) {
$text[$i] .= "</DL>\n";
}
}
# If this section is below $maxlevel, write it now.
if ($st_sl[$lsc] <= $maxlevel) {
open(SECOUT, ">${fileroot}-$st_file[$lsc].html");
print SECOUT "$header[$st_ol[$lsc]] $text[$st_ol[$lsc]] " .
"$footer[$st_ol[$lsc]]";
$text[$st_ol[$lsc]] = "";
close(SECOUT);
}
last tagsw;
}
# cross references
if (s/^<@@label>//) {
chop;
$text[$st_ol[$sc]] .= "<A NAME=\"$_\"></A>";
last tagsw;
}
if (s/^<@@ref>//) {
chop;
$refname = $_;
$text[$st_ol[$sc]] .=
"<A HREF=\"${fileroot}-$references{$_}.html#$refname\">";
last tagsw;
}
if (s/^<@@endref>//) {
# $text[$st_ol[$sc]] .= "</A>";
last tagsw;
}
if (s/^<@@refnam>//) {
$text[$st_ol[$sc]] .= "$refname</A>";
last tagsw;
}
# URLs
if (s/^<@@url>//) {
chop;
$urlname = $_;
$text[$st_ol[$sc]] .= "<A HREF=\"$urlname\">";
last tagsw;
}
if (s/^<@@urlnam>//) {
$text[$st_ol[$sc]] .= "$urlname</A>";
last tagsw;
}
if (s/^<@@endurl>//) {
# $text[$st_ol[$sc]] .= "</A>";
last tagsw;
}
# If nothing else did anything with this line, just print it.
$text[$st_ol[$sc]] .= "$_";
}
}
print tocfile "</HTML>";
open(SECOUT, ">$fileroot.html");
print SECOUT "$header[0] $text[0] $footer[0]";
close(SECOUT);
close tocfile;
}
sub navbar {
local ($fnum, $fmax, $sc) = @_;
$prevf = $fnum - 1;
$nextf = $fnum + 1;
$navbar[$st_ol[$sc]] = "<B>\n";
$navbar[$st_ol[$sc]] .=
"<A HREF=\"${fileroot}.html\">Table of Contents</A>\n";
if ($prevf <= 0) {
$navbar[$st_ol[$sc]] .=
"| <A HREF=\"${fileroot}.html\">Previous</A>\n";
}
else {
$navbar[$st_ol[$sc]] .=
"| <A HREF=\"${fileroot}-${prevf}.html\">Previous</A>\n";
}
if ($nextf <= $fmax) {
$navbar[$st_ol[$sc]] .=
"| <A HREF=\"${fileroot}-${nextf}.html\">Next</A>\n";
}
else {
$navbar[$st_ol[$sc]] .=
"| <A HREF=\"${fileroot}.html\">Next</A>\n";
}
$navbar[$st_ol[$sc]] .= "</B>\n";
}
# Now, read the command line and take appropriate action
$fcount = 0;
for (@ARGV) {
if (/^-.*/) {
s/^-//;
$gen{$_} = 1;
}
else {
@infiles[$fcount] = $_;
$fcount++;
}
}
for ($i = 0; $i < $fcount; $i++) {
if (&getfile($infiles[$i])) {
if ($gen{'html'}) {
print "generating $fileroot.html...\n"; &gen_html(); }
if ($gen{'tex'} || $gen{'latex'}) {
print "generating $fileroot.tex...\n"; &gen_latex(); }
if ($gen{'nroff'}) {
print "generating $fileroot.nroff...\n"; &gen_nroff(); }
if ($gen{'txt'} || $gen{'ascii'}) {
print "generating $fileroot.txt...\n"; &gen_ascii(); }
if ($gen{'ps'}) {
print "generating $fileroot.ps...\n"; &gen_ps(); }
}
else {
print "Input file $infiles[$i] not found\n";
}
}
exit 0;