win32/dist/scripts/readme2html

#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# This program converts a list of text documents into HTML format.
#
# Title:          readme2html
# Version:        1.0
# Written by:     Alex Burger
# Date:           March 1st, 2004
# Last modified:  March 20th, 2004
#
# Requirements:
#
# -tidy (http://tidy.sourceforge.net/)
#
################################################################
# Options

# Output folder to create the HTML files
$readme_dir_html = "/tmp/net-snmp/html/";

# tidy location
$tidy = "tidy";

# txt2html location
$txt2html = "./txt2html";

# Base dir where README files are located.  Leave empty if @files
# contains the complete path for each file.
$base_dir = "../../..";

# Files to convert in the format of:
# filename title
# filename title
# filename title
# etc..
@files = qw(
AGENT.txt AGENT.txt 
CodingStyle CodingStyle 
COPYING COPYING 
INSTALL INSTALL
NEWS NEWS 
PORTING PORTING 
README README 
README.agentx README.agentx 
README.agent-mibs README.agent-mibs
README.aix README.aix
README.hpux11 README.hpux11 
README.krb5 README.krb5
README.osX README.osX
README.Panasonic_AM3X.txt README.Panasonic_AM3X.txt
README.snmpv3 README.snmpv3 
README.solaris README.solaris 
README.thread README.thread 
README.win32 README.win32 
TODO TODO 
README.perl README.perl
);

# Folder separator
$separator = '-';

################################################################

# Chop off trailing slash
if ($base_dir =~ /\/$/) {
  chop $base_dir;
}

# Chop off trailing slash
if ($readme_dir_html =~ /\/$/) {
  chop $readme_dir_html;
}

mkdir "$readme_dir_html";
if ($separator eq '/') {
  # Make output directory structure
  mkdir "$readme_dir_html/readme";
}

for (my $i=0; $i <= $#files; ) {

  my $file = $files[$i++];
  my $file_title = $files[$i++];

  chomp $file;
  chomp $file_title;
 
  if (! (-f "$base_dir/$file")) {
    die "Could not open file $base_dir/$file!";
  }

  $command = "$txt2html $base_dir/$file | $tidy > $readme_dir_html/readme$separator$file_title.html";

  #print "$command\n";

  system "$command";
  
}