A2E::MLHT
Generate files in several languages from one multilingual template, using =over =item static variable lists generated by the (dynamic) means of the maketext syntax described in A2E::Tmplfil and A2E::SArb::Make =item reactivate dynamic variables and fill the with values using the Textbau filter implemented in A2E::Template::Plugin::Textbau =back
general configuration
/etc/opt/a2e/mlht.konf
and site-specific configuration, loaded depending on --daba value
/etc/opt/a2e/mlht_a2e.konf
/etc/opt/a2e/mlht_ffii.konf
as well as user-specific additions
~/mlht.konf
~/mlht_ffii.konf
~/mlht_a2e.konf
and document specific configuration files
./mlht.konf
@mlht
A2E::Dokfs(3)
A2E::Tmplfil(3)
A2E::Template::Plugin::Textbau
tmplfil(1)
Lightweight version of doks2reks, possibly now obsolete.
Return a list of hashrefs, each having fields dok, url and lab, which contain the info needed for a navigation menu. Subroutine of vmethods predokreks, postdokreks, subdokreks
Define some extensions of the mlht maketext (A2E::SArb::Make) language to be used in text chunk files, such as tit in
text1 := The title of oas_varb0904 is $(tit:oas_varb0904)
See also &A2E::Template::Context::defin_tmplfuns More generic methods/filters/blocks that are independent of the A2E::Dokfs application layer should go there.
read in document configuration
set some special, language-independent variables
Give a file name of a dbm database file and return a hashref containing all the template variables of that document. Optionally an initial hashref can be passed as a second argument. This can however not be used for passing any variables into the database.
Give an identifier of a quoted document and return a hashref containing all the template variables of that document. An optional second argument is the language. An optional initial hashref can be passed thereafter as in dbm2tmplvars.
SET_LANG: If no language argument is given, we check whether the quoted document is available in our current language. If this is the case we choose the current language, otherwise the source language of the quoted document.
set template variables