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Without any tweaking, "make all" seems to produce good output and no |
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(fatal) errors on a RH 9 system using LaTeX and LaTeX2HTML as provided |
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by the following RH-provided tetex RPMs: |
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tetex-afm-1.0.7-66 |
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tetex-dvips-1.0.7-66 |
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tetex-fonts-1.0.7-66 |
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tetex-latex-1.0.7-66 |
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tetex-1.0.7-66 |
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cnh |
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Scripts for manipulating and otherwise disassembling l2h output. |
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Driver for generating the latest manual from sources in CVS repo. |
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generate_latest_manual.sh - This is coded for running on twain.lcs.mit.edu, which is the |
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only machine (apart from my laptop) with an l2h setup that can |
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cope with the manual. |
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It is run periodically by cron to keep the sealion-manual-latest |
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page up to date. |
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Adding subjects to the mailto: ref. |
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make_mail_subjects.sh - Find mailto: block and substitutes a javascript block for |
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make_mail_subjects.awk mailto:MITgcm-support@mitgcm.org?subject=.... |
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where subject is the files TITLE block. |
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cnh |
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Finding figures and making substitutions in l2h output |
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figsub.sh - Finds figures that have been "rawhtml" MITGCM_INSERT_FIGURE_BEGIN |
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figsub.awk marked for substitution. |
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Extracts html and records line numders |
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Output is written to |
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figsub/filename/SUBNUM/extracted_html |
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figsub/filename/SUBNUM/startline |
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figsub/filename/SUBNUM/endline |
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where SUBNUM is the number of the current "rawhtml" marked region |
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from file filename. |
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caption.sh - Finds the caption within "extracted_html" |
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caption_do.sh and writes it to figsub/filename/SUBNUM/extracted_html_caption |
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caption.awk |
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img.sh - Finds the IMG section that follows the CAPTION ( note captions |
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img_do.sh can contain IMG ). This IMG should be the figure. |
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img.awk It is written to figsub/filename/SUBNUM/extracted_html_img |
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labels.sh - Finds the <A NAME=> entries from figsub/filename/SUBNUM/extracted_html. |
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labels_do.sh These are the labels that are used as cross-reference targets within |
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labels.awk the on-line document. |
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The entries are written to figsub/filename/SUBNUM/extracted_html_labels |
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fignum.sh - Finds the <STRONG>...</STRONG> entry at the top of the _catpion extract. |
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fignum_do.sh The text inbetween the markers should be the figure number. |
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fignum.awk The entry is written to figsub/filename/SUBNUM/extracted_html_fignum |