tohtml

Create HTML from LaTeX input

Synopsis


tohtml [-latex] [-info] [-mapref filename] [-basedir dirname] [-userpath path] [-iftex] [-split n] [-headeroffset n ] [-mapman filename ] [-cvtlatex] [-cvttables] [-cvtmath] [-simplemath] [-useimg] [-gaudy] [-iftex] [-default] [-nonavnames] [-notopnames] [-nobottomnav] [-basedef filename] [-endpage filename ] [-beginpage filename] [-citeprefix str] [-citesuffix str] [-o outname ] filename

Input Parameters

-iftex
Include text in begin{iftex}...end{iftex} mode
-cvtlatex
Convert LaTeX that can not be represented as text into bitmaps
-cvttables
Convert tabular environments into bitmaps
-useimg
When used with -cvtlatex, use existing bitmaps from a previous run
-gaudy
Use color images for itemize bullets
-nocopy
Do not copy the pre-defined bitmaps
-dosnl
Generate Windows/DOS-style newlines (newline return)
-split n
Split the document down to sections at level n -split -1 prohibits splitting; 0 = chapter, 1 = section, etc.
-headeroffset n
Offset the HTML headers generated by section. For example, to use H2 instead of H1 for top level sections, use -headeroffset 1
-nonavnames
Do not output the navigation buttons
-notopnames
Do not output the names on the top of the page
-nobottomnav
Do not output the names or buttons at the bottom of a section
-nocontents
Do not generate the contents page
-mapref file
Convert references in \\cite into hyperlinks by using the specified file
-mapman file
Convert occurances of tokens into hyperlinks to files
-default
Pick relatively nice defaults
-citeprefix str
Set the prefix for citations ([ by default)
-citesuffix str
Set the suffix for citations (] by default)
-basedef name
Use file name to define TeX commands
-beginpage filename
Prepend the html in filename to the end of each page
-endpage filename
Append the html in filename to the end of each page
-o outname
Specify the name to be used as the output file name (instead of the basing the output file name on the input file name). This name should include the natural extension; e.g., for HTML output, use something like tohtml -latex -o myout.htm myfile.tex .

Location:tohtml.c