html2wml-0.4.11004075500007650000024000000000000774677237300131765ustar00maddinguestaffhtml2wml-0.4.11/ChangeLog010064400007650000024000000467020774677237200150340ustar00maddinguestaffVERSION HISTORY v0.4.11, 2003.10.26 - 14:58 extended the effet of --ascii: now also converts non-ASCII characters to ASCII equivalents updated Html2cHtml with the code from Html2Wml 0.4.11 v0.4.11b2, 2003.02.14 - 01:00 added support for in CGI mode v0.4.11b1, 2003.02.11 - 02:00 corrected mishandling of URLs in xlate_url() and split_card() added option -i as an alias for --ignore-images; also available in CGI mode v0.4.10, Wednesday, 27th November 2002, 20:32 corrected a bug in the man page (Werner Heuser) v0.4.10b6, Sunday, 24th November 2002, 16:54 added first hooks support for HTML form conversion; supported inputs are: text, password, hidden and select v0.4.10b5, Saturday, 9th November 2002, 0:51 added support for internal hardcoding of proxy server v0.4.10b4, Monday, 4th novembern 2002, 19:18 added missing proxy support (Frank Schwarz) v0.4.10b4.chtml.03, Sunday, 3rd November, 2002, 2:48 in Html2cHtml: the split_card() function has been partially fixed, but as I'm not satisfied with it (and it's may be impossible in cHTML the same way as in WML), the document splitting has been completly disabled v0.4.10b4, Thursday, 31st October, 2002, 20:19 added a default "encoding" parameter (valued to "iso-8859-1") v0.4.10b4, Wednesday, 30th October, 2002, 1:42 added a test to prevent incorrect auto-nesting (i.e.:

...); was also introduced a "unique" attribute in the tags tree v0.4.10b4, Tuesday, 29th October, 2002, 2:10 corrected a bug in the syntax repair engine (reverse tags were incorrectly added) (signaled by Werner heuser) v0.4.10b3, Saturday, 28th September, 2002, 17:10 added the "skip"/"end_skip" actions added the "for" action parameter v0.4.10b3, (don't remember when) in comment_tag() handler: the "include" and "fsize" actions now take into account the size of the text being added to the output v0.4.10b2, Thursday, 27th June, 2002, 0:37 xlate_url(): fixed two big bugs the URL translation in CGI mode v0.4.10b2, Sunday, 9th June, 2002, 18:41 just saw that Getopt::Long::config() is deprecated; replaced by Getopt::Long::Configure() v0.4.10b1, Friday, 5th April, 2002, 20:20 get_url(): fixed a stupid bug in the output (Ouyang) v0.4.10b1, Friday, 5th April, 2002, 2:20 in start_tag() handler: rewrote the part of the syntax repair engine that tries to insert the good tags in order to restore a valid nesting; thanks for Ouyang for pointing me to the base of the problem v0.4.9, Sunday, 24th February, 2002, 16:12 cgi_error(): changed the output so that the version number is printed v0.4.9, Monday, 14th January, 2002, 23:44 corrected a bug pointed by Werner Heuser: other schemes were messed up v0.4.8, Thursday, 27th December, 2001, 2:02 removed the XML::LibXML validation test as it is currently too unstable (it always segfaults when the doc is not valid..) v0.4.8, Tuesday, 25th December, 2001, 13:25 added a small optimization when correcting incorrect entities v0.4.8b4, Thursday, 13th December, 2001, 21:23 updated the security fix in get_url(); now "file:" schemes are also forbidden in the LWP UserAgent v0.4.8b3, Tuesday, 27th November, 2001, 0:45 completed URL encoding v0.4.8b3, Tuesday, 27th November, 2001, 23:30 tracked down and corrected a bug that occured with certain files: split_card() was incorrectly called in some cases unknown entities are now converted in order to keep the document well-formed v0.4.8b3, Tuesday, 27th November, 2001, 22:35 paths in include actions can now be relative several special characters are escaped in URLs v0.4.8b3, Sunday, 25th November, 2001, 18:46 align attribute are now always converted to lower case v0.4.8b2, Thursday, 22nd November, 2001, 2:03 corrected several braindead bugs: upper case weren't recognized; links conversion was broken in CGI mode; plus a few other stupid bugs added warnings in read_file() and get_url() v0.4.8b2, Wednesday, 21st November, 2001, 20:43 corrected a security issue pointed by Jukka Salomaa; URLs with the "file:" scheme are now forbidden v0.4.8b1, Wednesday, 21st November, 2001, 1:18 corrected a bug in the cgi mode: options weren't kept through the links changed some parts of the code to try to gain speed accidentaly corrected a bug in CGI mode :-) v0.4.7r2, Wednesday, 14th November, 2001, 0:25 corrected mistakes in the package small bug corrected v0.4.7, Sunday, 11th November, 2001, 20:42 documentation updates Html2Wml comment deleted v0.4.7, Sunday, 11th November, 2001, 2:01 convert_entities(): corrected a small bug v0.4.7, Saturday, 10th November, 2001, 23:11 added small optimizations in the URLs constructions v0.4.7, Friday, 9th November, 2001, 1:03 documentation has been updated added a workaround: wmlc doesn't like < in attributes v0.4.7, Wednesday, 7th November, 2001, 22:15 WML compilation now correctly works v0.4.7, Thursday, 2nd November, 2001, 1:21 corrected several minor things v0.4.7 beta 2, Thursday, 1st November, 2001, 16:23 end() handler: the card tag now cleans up the stack; the prev link is added before the last card tag output handling didn't work, it's corrected now usage message has been updated small optimization in the generation of the static part of self URLs in CGI mode corrected a small bug in the entities conversion corrected a warning v0.4.7 beta 1, Saturday, 11, August, 2001, 0:21 apply_options(): added security checks to forbid dangerous functions in href and src templates v0.4.7 beta 1, Friday, 10 August, 2001, 23:50 convert_entities(): corrected another bug in the regexp that close incorrect named entities; now it should work in most cases v0.4.7 beta 1, Thursday, 9 August, 2001, 21:54 get_url(): corrected a bug reported by Igor Khristophorov convert_entities(): corrected a bug in the regexp that close incorrect named entities html2wml(): added a fix for badly formed DOCTYPE (pointed by Igor Khristophorov) v0.4.6, Tuesday, 31 July, 2001, 15:17 some clean-ups v0.4.6, Tuesday, 31 July, 2001, 13:34 added code to handle unclosed named entities corrected a small bug in the code that handle unclosed numeric entities v0.4.6, Tuesday, 31 July, 2001, 12:14 corrected a mistake in the handling of frames and image maps links (pointed by Igor Khristophorov) v0.4.6 pre 6, Tuesday, 15 July, 2001, 0:18 in CGI mode, now always converts options to their short names split_card(): corrected a small bug: respect server port v0.4.6 pre 6, Sunday, 15 July, 2001, 1:04 changed a few things to clearly indicate the static configurable part of the code v0.4.6 pre 6, Thursday, 12 July, 2001, 22:22 corrected a stupid bug (pointed by Werner Heuser) v0.4.6 pre 5, Tuesday, 10 July, 2001, 0:53 corrected some bugs that were occuring when processing image maps corrected a few other bugs changed a little the presentation of the source code v0.4.6 pre 5, Monday, 9 July, 2001, 23:26 html2wml(): corrected a bug: https urls weren't handled correctly the LWP agent is now created only once per session added a few collapsing rules v0.4.6 pre 4, Monday, 9 July, 2001, 1:04 get_url(): corrected two bugs; HTTP authentication is beginning to work xlate_url(): corrected a bug: respect server port when creating relative URLs in CGI mode v0.4.6 pre 3, Wednesday, 4 July, 2001, 0:56 work in progress: HTTP authentication support v0.4.6 pre 3, Tuesday, 3rd July, 2001, 23:42 added function cgi_error() v0.4.6 pre 2, Tuesday, 26 June, 2001, 1:35 added option -o, --output to write result to the given file instead of stdout v0.4.6 pre 1, Tuesday, 26 June, 2001, 0:53 opening tags forbidden inside <a> tags v0.4.5r2, Tuesday, 26 June, 2001, 1:12 split_card(): corrected a bug (deck-split in non-cgi mode) some warnings were corrected v0.4.5, Friday, 21st June, 2001, 1:27 corrected several warnings; this also add another correction for very bad HTML documents v0.4.5, Friday, 21st June, 2001, 0:35 added support for rendering <frameset> and <area> tags v0.4.5, Thursday, 20 June, 2001, 0:36 added full support for Latin Extended-A entities plus some other non standard entities v0.4.4r3, Wednesday, 20 June, 2001, 23:19 split_card(): doc_uri is a server-relative URL whenever possible in order to save up a few bytes v0.4.4r2, Wednesday, 20 June, 2001, 22:50 id bug corrected (Igor Khristophorov) v0.4.4, Tuesday, 19 June, 2001, 1:56 corrected a bug when closing anchor tags v0.4.4, Sunday, 17 June, 2001, 23:17 collapse_spaces(): some improvments v0.4.4, Sunday, 17 June, 2001, 22:15 added support for some non-standard entities v0.4.4 pre 2, Thursday, 13rd June, 2001, 21:32 post_conversion_cleanup(): special characters present in a title are now converted (bug pointed by Igor Khristophorov) v0.4.4 pre 1, Thursday, 13rd June, 2001, 1:53 some bugs corrections v0.4.4 beta 4, Thursday, 13rd June, 2001, 1:53 xlate_url(): a part of the link is now generated only once, which should give a nice code speedup v0.4.4 beta 3, Thursday, 13rd June, 2001, 1:27 htmlize(): links are now clickable xlate_url(): now uses ';' as parameter separator instead of '&' v0.4.4 beta 3, Thursday, 13rd June, 2001, 1:08 early support for deck splitting (in CGI mode only) v0.4.4 beta 2, Thursday, 13rd June, 2001, 0:39 small changes in the settings of the HTML parser v0.4.4 beta 1, Thursday, 13rd June, 2001, 23:32 bug correction: HTML pure anchors (tag A with only a NAME attribute) are now correctly converted to WML anchors v0.4.3, Sunday, June 3rd, 2001 split_card(): added a [prev] link; label is controled by the `--prev-card-label' option documentation updated v0.4.3 pre 4, Saturday, June 2nd, 2001 short options are available; they sould be used in the CGI mode in order to save up some bytes xlate_url(): in CGI mode, generated URLs use server-relative URLs in order to save up a few bytes per link htmlize(): small improvments in the syntax highlighting v0.4.3 pre 3, Thursday, May 30, 2001 HTTP headers: corrected the charset attribute; added the Content-Length header added timing in the debug mode v0.4.3 pre 3, Wednesday, May 30, 2001 unclosed numeric entites are now closed (after a question from Daniele Frijia) v0.4.3 pre 3, Tuesday, May 29, 2001 xlate_url(): in CGI mode, generated URLs no longer use the absolute URL of the CGI in order to save up a few bytes per link; suggestion of Igor Khristophorov v0.4.3 pre 2, Sunday, May 27, 2001 the `--img-alt-text' option should now work correctly doc updated v0.4.3 pre 2, Saturday, May 26, 2001 first attempts to fix some new bugs found by Igor Khristophorov v0.4.3 pre 1, Friday, May 25, 2001 added the `--img-alt-text' option to control whether the images are replaced by their alternative text; on by default; thanks to Igor Khristophorov for the suggestion v0.4.3 pre 1, Thursday, May 24, 2001 cleaned up my debugging code; added the `debug()' function corrected a weird bug pointed by Igor Khristophorov several internal cleans-up added support for sending compiled WML added support for sending encoding information (from the patch submitted by Igor Khristophorov) added the `--numeric-non-ascii' option to control whether the non-ASCII characters are converted into numeric entities; off by default v0.4.2, Saturday, May 12, 2001 non-ASCII characters are now converted to numeric entities alone ampersand characters are now converted to the corresponding entity v0.4.2, Tuesday, May 8, 2001 corrected a small bug that prevent proper handling of https URLs corrected a small mistake in the HTML syntax highlight changed a few things in the doc v0.4.1, Saturday, April 21st, 2001 changed the default maximum size of a card to 1,000 bytes corrected a mistake in the doc v0.4.1, Sunday, April 1st, 2001 debug mode doesn't use Text::Wrap anymore, it's really too messy. I've written a small function, `simple_wrap()', that does what I had in mind added support for very bad-formed HTML documents (with no HTML or BODY tags) added the `--ignore-images' option v0.4.0, Friday, March 9, 2001 corrected a small bug in doc/Makefile added a section to the documentation v0.4.0, Thursday, March 8, 2001 complete update of the documentation v0.4.0 beta 4, Monday, January 24, 2001 improved the debug mode: now use Text::Wrap to avoid very long lines v0.4.0 beta 3, Monday, January 22, 2001 corrected the parts of the code that generated the bunch of warnings; some of the bugfixes should speed up the code a little lowered the default `max-card-size' value to 1,500 bytes v0.4.0 beta 2, Saturday, January 20, 2001 added attributes conversion v0.4.0 beta 1, Friday, January 19, 2001 the software is now correctly packaged, and has a Makefile that checks the system configuration and installs the software and the documentation changed the link reconstruction engine: it now uses Text::Template, so you can do whatever you want with the links v0.3.9, Sunday, January 07, 2001 added support to compile WML using the compiler from WML Tools v0.3.9 beta 1, Tuesday, January 02, 2001 corected a small internal flaw: now, in CGI mode, if the `url' parameter has no value, use / as a default value v0.3.8, Saturday, December 30, 2000 corrected a small bug in the link reconstruction engine the `card-split-threshold' was not available because of a mistake; this is correctd the way spaces are collapsed has been changed a little the `no-pre' option is now `nopre' v0.3.7, Friday, December 29, 2000 corrected a bug when getting the document title corrected a bug in the text handler (skip mode was ignored) ampersand characters are now escaped in URLs added the `no-pre' option to disable the use of the `pre' tag v0.3.6, Saturday, December 23, 2000 cleaned up things in the card splitting process; this correct a bug that could occur in certain circumstances documentation has been updated v0.3.5, Saturday, December 23, 2000 dollar caracters are now escaped added a small HTML syntax highlighting when debugging in CGI mode several bug corrections and improvments in the syntax correction engine named HTML entities are now converted to numeric entities, this is safer because direct conversion to Unicode didn't seem to work corrected the links reconstruction engine named entities are now also converted when in attributes v0.3.5 beta 1, Thursday, December 21, 2000 new feature: the size of the cards can be limited using the `max-card-size' option v0.3.4, Wednesday, December 20, 2000 corrected a bug in the de-nesting process added features to the links reconstruction engine corrected the local file disclosure vulnerability until now, captions tags were always skipped; now they appears when tables are linearized v0.3.3, Monday, December 18, 2000 named entities are converted to real Unicode characters non-breaking spaces ( ) are converted to spaces v0.3.3 beta 4, Friday, December 15, 2000 links reconstruction is finalized v0.3.3 beta 3, Friday, December 15, 2000 added the `ascii' option to convert entities to US-ASCII v0.3.3 beta 2, Friday, December 15, 2000 named entities conversion is finalized v0.3.3 beta 1, Friday, December 14, 2000 added preliminary support for named entities conversion and images support v0.3.2, Thursday, December 13, 2000 oops! file download was broken in 0.3.1; this is corrected now ampersand are now coded as & in links a long standing bug that appeared in some cirumstances has been fixed v0.3.1, Tuesday, December 12, 2000 added a small SSI-like engine (not heavily tested) corrected a stupid bug: I forgot to add the line that translate the internal links so that the urls point to the CGI modification of the user agent signature so that it includes the signature of the original client rendering of header tags H1, H2 and H3 has been improved added a links reconstruction engine (currently unfinished) improved the debug mode when launched from shell v0.3.0, Sunday, December 10, 2000 the syntax repair engine has been improved and should now be able to correct most usual HTML pages (I hope) v0.3.0 beta 6, Saturday, December 9, 2000 corrected a stupid bug in the CGI mode added the `debug' option corrected some mistakes in the documentation added the LINKS section in the documentation added several improvements and corrected several bugs v0.3.0 beta 5, Thursday, December 6, 2000 added the `collapse' option to control whether redundant white space chars are kept or not added the documentation for the options v0.3.0 beta 4, Monday, December 4, 2000 added the `linearize' option (on by default) so that it linearizes tables normal texts (i.e. not inside <pre> tags) are cleaned by stripping multiples spaces and lines the syntax repair engine has been rewritten, but it does not work in all cases v0.3.0 beta 3, Sunday, November 19, 2000 first try to add syntax check/repair v0.2.3, Saturday, November 18, 2000 added URI translation v0.2.2, Thursday, November 15, 2000 added XML checker; the output is given to Expat to check that it is well-formed XML. Note that XML::Parser is loaded on demand. added options support (using Getopt::Long) v0.2.1, Tuesday, November 14, 20000 cleaned up a few things; added some attributes to the allow list added url resolution v0.2.0, Saturday, November 11, 2000 first functional version; now uses HTML::Parser v3 v0.1.0, Friday, November 10, 2000 prototype version ��������������������������������������������������������������html2wml-0.4.11/ChangeLog.pod�����������������������������������������������������������������������0100644�0000765�0000024�00000043434�07746772372�0015614�0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar�00maddingue�����������������������staff������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������=head1 VERSION HISTORY =over 4 =item v0.4.11, 2003.10.26 - 14:58 extended the effet of --ascii: now also converts non-ASCII characters to ASCII equivalents updated Html2cHtml with the code from Html2Wml 0.4.11 =item v0.4.11b2, 2003.02.14 - 01:00 added support for <base href="..."> in CGI mode =item v0.4.11b1, 2003.02.11 - 02:00 corrected mishandling of URLs in xlate_url() and split_card() added option -i as an alias for --ignore-images; also available in CGI mode =item v0.4.10, Wednesday, 27th November 2002, 20:32 corrected a bug in the man page (Werner Heuser) =item v0.4.10b6, Sunday, 24th November 2002, 16:54 added first hooks support for HTML form conversion; supported inputs are: text, password, hidden and select =item v0.4.10b5, Saturday, 9th November 2002, 0:51 added support for internal hardcoding of proxy server =item v0.4.10b4, Monday, 4th novembern 2002, 19:18 added missing proxy support (Frank Schwarz) =item v0.4.10b4.chtml.03, Sunday, 3rd November, 2002, 2:48 in Html2cHtml: the split_card() function has been partially fixed, but as I'm not satisfied with it (and it's may be impossible in cHTML the same way as in WML), the document splitting has been completly disabled =item v0.4.10b4, Thursday, 31st October, 2002, 20:19 added a default "encoding" parameter (valued to "iso-8859-1") =item v0.4.10b4, Wednesday, 30th October, 2002, 1:42 added a test to prevent incorrect auto-nesting (i.e.: <p><p>...); was also introduced a "unique" attribute in the tags tree =item v0.4.10b4, Tuesday, 29th October, 2002, 2:10 corrected a bug in the syntax repair engine (reverse tags were incorrectly added) (signaled by Werner heuser) =item v0.4.10b3, Saturday, 28th September, 2002, 17:10 added the "skip"/"end_skip" actions added the "for" action parameter =item v0.4.10b3, (don't remember when) in comment_tag() handler: the "include" and "fsize" actions now take into account the size of the text being added to the output =item v0.4.10b2, Thursday, 27th June, 2002, 0:37 xlate_url(): fixed two big bugs the URL translation in CGI mode =item v0.4.10b2, Sunday, 9th June, 2002, 18:41 just saw that Getopt::Long::config() is deprecated; replaced by Getopt::Long::Configure() =item v0.4.10b1, Friday, 5th April, 2002, 20:20 get_url(): fixed a stupid bug in the output (Ouyang) =item v0.4.10b1, Friday, 5th April, 2002, 2:20 in start_tag() handler: rewrote the part of the syntax repair engine that tries to insert the good tags in order to restore a valid nesting; thanks for Ouyang for pointing me to the base of the problem =item v0.4.9, Sunday, 24th February, 2002, 16:12 cgi_error(): changed the output so that the version number is printed =item v0.4.9, Monday, 14th January, 2002, 23:44 corrected a bug pointed by Werner Heuser: other schemes were messed up =item v0.4.8, Thursday, 27th December, 2001, 2:02 removed the XML::LibXML validation test as it is currently too unstable (it always segfaults when the doc is not valid..) =item v0.4.8, Tuesday, 25th December, 2001, 13:25 added a small optimization when correcting incorrect entities =item v0.4.8b4, Thursday, 13th December, 2001, 21:23 updated the security fix in get_url(); now "file:" schemes are also forbidden in the LWP UserAgent =item v0.4.8b3, Tuesday, 27th November, 2001, 0:45 completed URL encoding =item v0.4.8b3, Tuesday, 27th November, 2001, 23:30 tracked down and corrected a bug that occured with certain files: split_card() was incorrectly called in some cases unknown entities are now converted in order to keep the document well-formed =item v0.4.8b3, Tuesday, 27th November, 2001, 22:35 paths in include actions can now be relative several special characters are escaped in URLs =item v0.4.8b3, Sunday, 25th November, 2001, 18:46 align attribute are now always converted to lower case =item v0.4.8b2, Thursday, 22nd November, 2001, 2:03 corrected several braindead bugs: upper case <title> weren't recognized; links conversion was broken in CGI mode; plus a few other stupid bugs added warnings in read_file() and get_url() =item v0.4.8b2, Wednesday, 21st November, 2001, 20:43 corrected a security issue pointed by Jukka Salomaa; URLs with the "file:" scheme are now forbidden =item v0.4.8b1, Wednesday, 21st November, 2001, 1:18 corrected a bug in the cgi mode: options weren't kept through the links changed some parts of the code to try to gain speed accidentaly corrected a bug in CGI mode :-) =item v0.4.7r2, Wednesday, 14th November, 2001, 0:25 corrected mistakes in the package small bug corrected =item v0.4.7, Sunday, 11th November, 2001, 20:42 documentation updates Html2Wml comment deleted =item v0.4.7, Sunday, 11th November, 2001, 2:01 convert_entities(): corrected a small bug =item v0.4.7, Saturday, 10th November, 2001, 23:11 added small optimizations in the URLs constructions =item v0.4.7, Friday, 9th November, 2001, 1:03 documentation has been updated added a workaround: wmlc doesn't like < in attributes =item v0.4.7, Wednesday, 7th November, 2001, 22:15 WML compilation now correctly works =item v0.4.7, Thursday, 2nd November, 2001, 1:21 corrected several minor things =item v0.4.7 beta 2, Thursday, 1st November, 2001, 16:23 end() handler: the card tag now cleans up the stack; the prev link is added before the last card tag output handling didn't work, it's corrected now usage message has been updated small optimization in the generation of the static part of self URLs in CGI mode corrected a small bug in the entities conversion corrected a warning =item v0.4.7 beta 1, Saturday, 11, August, 2001, 0:21 apply_options(): added security checks to forbid dangerous functions in href and src templates =item v0.4.7 beta 1, Friday, 10 August, 2001, 23:50 convert_entities(): corrected another bug in the regexp that close incorrect named entities; now it should work in most cases =item v0.4.7 beta 1, Thursday, 9 August, 2001, 21:54 get_url(): corrected a bug reported by Igor Khristophorov convert_entities(): corrected a bug in the regexp that close incorrect named entities html2wml(): added a fix for badly formed DOCTYPE (pointed by Igor Khristophorov) =item v0.4.6, Tuesday, 31 July, 2001, 15:17 some clean-ups =item v0.4.6, Tuesday, 31 July, 2001, 13:34 added code to handle unclosed named entities corrected a small bug in the code that handle unclosed numeric entities =item v0.4.6, Tuesday, 31 July, 2001, 12:14 corrected a mistake in the handling of frames and image maps links (pointed by Igor Khristophorov) =item v0.4.6 pre 6, Tuesday, 15 July, 2001, 0:18 in CGI mode, now always converts options to their short names split_card(): corrected a small bug: respect server port =item v0.4.6 pre 6, Sunday, 15 July, 2001, 1:04 changed a few things to clearly indicate the static configurable part of the code =item v0.4.6 pre 6, Thursday, 12 July, 2001, 22:22 corrected a stupid bug (pointed by Werner Heuser) =item v0.4.6 pre 5, Tuesday, 10 July, 2001, 0:53 corrected some bugs that were occuring when processing image maps corrected a few other bugs changed a little the presentation of the source code =item v0.4.6 pre 5, Monday, 9 July, 2001, 23:26 html2wml(): corrected a bug: https urls weren't handled correctly the LWP agent is now created only once per session added a few collapsing rules =item v0.4.6 pre 4, Monday, 9 July, 2001, 1:04 get_url(): corrected two bugs; HTTP authentication is beginning to work xlate_url(): corrected a bug: respect server port when creating relative URLs in CGI mode =item v0.4.6 pre 3, Wednesday, 4 July, 2001, 0:56 work in progress: HTTP authentication support =item v0.4.6 pre 3, Tuesday, 3rd July, 2001, 23:42 added function cgi_error() =item v0.4.6 pre 2, Tuesday, 26 June, 2001, 1:35 added option -o, --output to write result to the given file instead of stdout =item v0.4.6 pre 1, Tuesday, 26 June, 2001, 0:53 opening tags forbidden inside <a> tags =item v0.4.5r2, Tuesday, 26 June, 2001, 1:12 split_card(): corrected a bug (deck-split in non-cgi mode) some warnings were corrected =item v0.4.5, Friday, 21st June, 2001, 1:27 corrected several warnings; this also add another correction for very bad HTML documents =item v0.4.5, Friday, 21st June, 2001, 0:35 added support for rendering <frameset> and <area> tags =item v0.4.5, Thursday, 20 June, 2001, 0:36 added full support for Latin Extended-A entities plus some other non standard entities =item v0.4.4r3, Wednesday, 20 June, 2001, 23:19 split_card(): doc_uri is a server-relative URL whenever possible in order to save up a few bytes =item v0.4.4r2, Wednesday, 20 June, 2001, 22:50 id bug corrected (Igor Khristophorov) =item v0.4.4, Tuesday, 19 June, 2001, 1:56 corrected a bug when closing anchor tags =item v0.4.4, Sunday, 17 June, 2001, 23:17 collapse_spaces(): some improvments =item v0.4.4, Sunday, 17 June, 2001, 22:15 added support for some non-standard entities =item v0.4.4 pre 2, Thursday, 13rd June, 2001, 21:32 post_conversion_cleanup(): special characters present in a title are now converted (bug pointed by Igor Khristophorov) =item v0.4.4 pre 1, Thursday, 13rd June, 2001, 1:53 some bugs corrections =item v0.4.4 beta 4, Thursday, 13rd June, 2001, 1:53 xlate_url(): a part of the link is now generated only once, which should give a nice code speedup =item v0.4.4 beta 3, Thursday, 13rd June, 2001, 1:27 htmlize(): links are now clickable xlate_url(): now uses ';' as parameter separator instead of '&' =item v0.4.4 beta 3, Thursday, 13rd June, 2001, 1:08 early support for deck splitting (in CGI mode only) =item v0.4.4 beta 2, Thursday, 13rd June, 2001, 0:39 small changes in the settings of the HTML parser =item v0.4.4 beta 1, Thursday, 13rd June, 2001, 23:32 bug correction: HTML pure anchors (tag A with only a NAME attribute) are now correctly converted to WML anchors =item v0.4.3, Sunday, June 3rd, 2001 split_card(): added a [prev] link; label is controled by the C<--prev-card-label> option documentation updated =item v0.4.3 pre 4, Saturday, June 2nd, 2001 short options are available; they sould be used in the CGI mode in order to save up some bytes xlate_url(): in CGI mode, generated URLs use server-relative URLs in order to save up a few bytes per link htmlize(): small improvments in the syntax highlighting =item v0.4.3 pre 3, Thursday, May 30, 2001 HTTP headers: corrected the charset attribute; added the Content-Length header added timing in the debug mode =item v0.4.3 pre 3, Wednesday, May 30, 2001 unclosed numeric entites are now closed (after a question from Daniele Frijia) =item v0.4.3 pre 3, Tuesday, May 29, 2001 xlate_url(): in CGI mode, generated URLs no longer use the absolute URL of the CGI in order to save up a few bytes per link; suggestion of Igor Khristophorov =item v0.4.3 pre 2, Sunday, May 27, 2001 the C<--img-alt-text> option should now work correctly doc updated =item v0.4.3 pre 2, Saturday, May 26, 2001 first attempts to fix some new bugs found by Igor Khristophorov =item v0.4.3 pre 1, Friday, May 25, 2001 added the C<--img-alt-text> option to control whether the images are replaced by their alternative text; on by default; thanks to Igor Khristophorov for the suggestion =item v0.4.3 pre 1, Thursday, May 24, 2001 cleaned up my debugging code; added the C<debug()> function corrected a weird bug pointed by Igor Khristophorov several internal cleans-up added support for sending compiled WML added support for sending encoding information (from the patch submitted by Igor Khristophorov) added the C<--numeric-non-ascii> option to control whether the non-ASCII characters are converted into numeric entities; off by default =item v0.4.2, Saturday, May 12, 2001 non-ASCII characters are now converted to numeric entities alone ampersand characters are now converted to the corresponding entity =item v0.4.2, Tuesday, May 8, 2001 corrected a small bug that prevent proper handling of https URLs corrected a small mistake in the HTML syntax highlight changed a few things in the doc =item v0.4.1, Saturday, April 21st, 2001 changed the default maximum size of a card to 1,000 bytes corrected a mistake in the doc =item v0.4.1, Sunday, April 1st, 2001 debug mode doesn't use Text::Wrap anymore, it's really too messy. I've written a small function, C<simple_wrap()>, that does what I had in mind added support for very bad-formed HTML documents (with no HTML or BODY tags) added the C<--ignore-images> option =item v0.4.0, Friday, March 9, 2001 corrected a small bug in doc/Makefile added a section to the documentation =item v0.4.0, Thursday, March 8, 2001 complete update of the documentation =item v0.4.0 beta 4, Monday, January 24, 2001 improved the debug mode: now use Text::Wrap to avoid very long lines =item v0.4.0 beta 3, Monday, January 22, 2001 corrected the parts of the code that generated the bunch of warnings; some of the bugfixes should speed up the code a little lowered the default C<max-card-size> value to 1,500 bytes =item v0.4.0 beta 2, Saturday, January 20, 2001 added attributes conversion =item v0.4.0 beta 1, Friday, January 19, 2001 the software is now correctly packaged, and has a Makefile that checks the system configuration and installs the software and the documentation changed the link reconstruction engine: it now uses Text::Template, so you can do whatever you want with the links =item v0.3.9, Sunday, January 07, 2001 added support to compile WML using the compiler from WML Tools =item v0.3.9 beta 1, Tuesday, January 02, 2001 corected a small internal flaw: now, in CGI mode, if the C<url> parameter has no value, use / as a default value =item v0.3.8, Saturday, December 30, 2000 corrected a small bug in the link reconstruction engine the C<card-split-threshold> was not available because of a mistake; this is correctd the way spaces are collapsed has been changed a little the C<no-pre> option is now C<nopre> =item v0.3.7, Friday, December 29, 2000 corrected a bug when getting the document title corrected a bug in the text handler (skip mode was ignored) ampersand characters are now escaped in URLs added the C<no-pre> option to disable the use of the C<pre> tag =item v0.3.6, Saturday, December 23, 2000 cleaned up things in the card splitting process; this correct a bug that could occur in certain circumstances documentation has been updated =item v0.3.5, Saturday, December 23, 2000 dollar caracters are now escaped added a small HTML syntax highlighting when debugging in CGI mode several bug corrections and improvments in the syntax correction engine named HTML entities are now converted to numeric entities, this is safer because direct conversion to Unicode didn't seem to work corrected the links reconstruction engine named entities are now also converted when in attributes =item v0.3.5 beta 1, Thursday, December 21, 2000 new feature: the size of the cards can be limited using the C<max-card-size> option =item v0.3.4, Wednesday, December 20, 2000 corrected a bug in the de-nesting process added features to the links reconstruction engine corrected the local file disclosure vulnerability until now, captions tags were always skipped; now they appears when tables are linearized =item v0.3.3, Monday, December 18, 2000 named entities are converted to real Unicode characters non-breaking spaces ( ) are converted to spaces =item v0.3.3 beta 4, Friday, December 15, 2000 links reconstruction is finalized =item v0.3.3 beta 3, Friday, December 15, 2000 added the C<ascii> option to convert entities to US-ASCII =item v0.3.3 beta 2, Friday, December 15, 2000 named entities conversion is finalized =item v0.3.3 beta 1, Friday, December 14, 2000 added preliminary support for named entities conversion and images support =item v0.3.2, Thursday, December 13, 2000 oops! file download was broken in 0.3.1; this is corrected now ampersand are now coded as & in links a long standing bug that appeared in some cirumstances has been fixed =item v0.3.1, Tuesday, December 12, 2000 added a small SSI-like engine (not heavily tested) corrected a stupid bug: I forgot to add the line that translate the internal links so that the urls point to the CGI modification of the user agent signature so that it includes the signature of the original client rendering of header tags H1, H2 and H3 has been improved added a links reconstruction engine (currently unfinished) improved the debug mode when launched from shell =item v0.3.0, Sunday, December 10, 2000 the syntax repair engine has been improved and should now be able to correct most usual HTML pages (I hope) =item v0.3.0 beta 6, Saturday, December 9, 2000 corrected a stupid bug in the CGI mode added the C<debug> option corrected some mistakes in the documentation added the LINKS section in the documentation added several improvements and corrected several bugs =item v0.3.0 beta 5, Thursday, December 6, 2000 added the C<collapse> option to control whether redundant white space chars are kept or not added the documentation for the options =item v0.3.0 beta 4, Monday, December 4, 2000 added the C<linearize> option (on by default) so that it linearizes tables normal texts (i.e. not inside <pre> tags) are cleaned by stripping multiples spaces and lines the syntax repair engine has been rewritten, but it does not work in all cases =item v0.3.0 beta 3, Sunday, November 19, 2000 first try to add syntax check/repair =item v0.2.3, Saturday, November 18, 2000 added URI translation =item v0.2.2, Thursday, November 15, 2000 added XML checker; the output is given to Expat to check that it is well-formed XML. Note that XML::Parser is loaded on demand. added options support (using Getopt::Long) =item v0.2.1, Tuesday, November 14, 20000 cleaned up a few things; added some attributes to the allow list added url resolution =item v0.2.0, Saturday, November 11, 2000 first functional version; now uses HTML::Parser v3 =item v0.1.0, Friday, November 10, 2000 prototype version =back ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������html2wml-0.4.11/checkconfig.cgi���������������������������������������������������������������������0100755�0000765�0000024�00000001357�07746772372�0016211�0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar�00maddingue�����������������������staff������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; my $crlf = "\015\012"; print "Content-Type: text/html$crlf$crlf", "<html>\n<body>\n", "<p><b>Required Modules</b><br>\n"; for my $module (qw(strict CGI File::Basename Getopt::Long HTML::Parser LWP::UserAgent POSIX Text::Template URI URI::URL)) { print "checking for <b>$module</b>... 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"; eval "use $module"; print $@ ? substr($@,0,index($@," at ")) : "ok"; print "<br>\n"; } print "</p>\n</body>\n</html>\n"; ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������html2wml-0.4.11/checkconfig.pl����������������������������������������������������������������������0100644�0000765�0000024�00000003104�07746772372�0016047�0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar�00maddingue�����������������������staff������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������#!/usr/bin/perl # This script will check if the Perl software installed on the system # has the necessary requirements in order to run the program. # # It works with versions of Perl as old as 4.036. # # Copyright (c)2000, 2001 Sebastien Aperghis-Tramoni # [ configurable part ] $needperl = 5.004; $program = 'Html2Wml'; @files = ('html2wml.cgi'); # [ end configuration ] sub fatal { print @_; exit -1; } sub nonfatal { print @_; } ## Check perl version $] =~ /(\d+(\.\d+))/; if($1 < $needperl) { &fatal("Your version of Perl ($1) is too old. \n", "Please upgrade to version $needperl or later. \n"); } ## Search for needed modules for $file (@files) { open(FILE, $file) || &fatal("Can't open program file. Check if your archive is correct. \n"); %modules = (); while(<FILE>) { chop; ## end of code section if(/^__END__/) { last } if(/^__DATA__/) { last } ## skip POD sections if(/^=head/) { do { $_ = <FILE> } until(/^=cut/) } if(/^\s*(use|require) +([\w:]+)/) { $modules{$2} = $1 } } close(FILE); } ## Check if the modules are available for $module (keys %modules) { eval "$modules{$module} $module"; if($@) { if($modules{$module} eq 'use') { &fatal("Perl module $module is needed to use $program. \n") } else { &nonfatal("Perl module $module is not installed. \n", "Some fonctionalities of Html2Wml won't be available. \n") } } } exit 0; ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������html2wml-0.4.11/COPYING�����������������������������������������������������������������������������0100644�0000765�0000024�00000043105�07746772372�0014307�0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar�00maddingue�����������������������staff������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2, June 1991 Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 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The program can be launched from a shell to statically convert a set of pages, or as a \s-1CGI\s0 to convert a particular (potentially dynamic) \&\s-1HTML\s0 resource. .PP Althought the result is not guarantied to be valid \s-1WML\s0, it should be the case for most pages. Good \s-1HTML\s0 pages will most probably produce valid \&\s-1WML\s0 decks. To check and correct your pages, you can use W3C's softwares: the \fI\s-1HTML\s0 Validator\fR, available online at http://validator.w3.org and \fI\s-1HTML\s0 Tidy\fR, written by Dave Raggett. .PP Html2Wml provides the following features: .Ip "\(bu" 4 translation of the links .Ip "\(bu" 4 limitation of the cards size by splitting the result into several cards .Ip "\(bu" 4 inclusion of files (similar to the \s-1SSI\s0) .Ip "\(bu" 4 compilation of the result (using the \s-1WML\s0 Tools, see the section on "LINKS") .Ip "\(bu" 4 a debug mode to check the result using validation functions .SH "OPTIONS" .IX Header "OPTIONS" Please note that most of these options are also available when calling Html2Wml as a \s-1CGI\s0. In this case, boolean options are given the value \&\*(L"1\*(R" or \*(L"0\*(R", and other options simply receive the value they expect. For example, \f(CW\*(C`\-\-ascii\*(C'\fR becomes \f(CW\*(C`?ascii=1\*(C'\fR or \f(CW\*(C`?a=1\*(C'\fR. See the file \fIt/form.html\fR for an example on how to call Html2Wml as a \s-1CGI\s0. .Sh "Conversion Options" .IX Subsection "Conversion Options" .Ip "\-a, \-\-ascii" 4 .IX Item "-a, --ascii" When this option is on, named \s-1HTML\s0 entities and non-ASCII characters are converted to \s-1US-ASCII\s0 characters using the same 7 bit approximations as Lynx. For example, \f(CW\*(C`©\*(C'\fR is translated to \*(L"(c)\*(R", and \f(CW\*(C`ß\*(C'\fR is translated to \*(L"ss\*(R". This option is off by default. .Ip "\-\-[no]collapse" 4 .IX Item "--[no]collapse" This option tells Html2Wml to collapse redundant whitespaces, tabulations, carriage returns, lines feeds and empty paragraphs. The aim is to reduce the size of the \s-1WML\s0 document as much as possible. Collapsing empty paragraphs is necessary for two reasons. First, this avoids empty screens (and on a device with only 4 lines of display, an empty screen can be quite ennoying). Second, Html2wml creates many empty paragraphs when converting, because of the way the syntax reconstructor is programmed. Deleting these empty paragraphs is necessary like cleaning the kitchen :\-) .Sp If this really bother you, you can desactivate this behaviour with the \&\fB\*(--nocollapse\fR option. .Ip "\*(--ignore-images" 4 .IX Item "ignore-images" This option tells Html2Wml to completly ignore all image links. .Ip "\-\-[no]img-alt-text" 4 .IX Item "--[no]img-alt-text" This option tells Html2Wml to replace the image tags with their corresponding alternative text (as with a text mode web browser). This option is on by default. .Ip "\-\-[no]linearize" 4 .IX Item "--[no]linearize" This option is on by default. This makes Html2Wml flattens the \s-1HTML\s0 tables (they are linearized), as Lynx does. I think this is better than trying to use the native \s-1WML\s0 tables. First, they have extremely limited features and possibilities compared to \s-1HTML\s0 tables. In particular, they can't be nested. In fact this is normal because Wap devices are not supposed to have a big \s-1CPU\s0 running at some zillions-hertz, and the calculations needed to render the tables are the most complicated and CPU-hogger part of \s-1HTML\s0. .Sp Second, as they can't be nested, and as typical \s-1HTML\s0 pages heavily use imbricated tables to create their layout, it's impossible to decide which one could be kept. So the best thing is to keep none of them. .Sp \&\fB[Note]\fR Although you can desactivate this behaviour, and although there is internal support for tables, the unlinearized mode has not been heavily tested with nested tables, and it may produce unexpected results. .Ip "\-n, \-\-numeric-non-ascii" 4 .IX Item "-n, --numeric-non-ascii" This option tells Html2wml to convert all non-ASCII characters to numeric entities, i.e., "e\*'" becomes \f(CW\*(C`é\*(C'\fR, and "\*8" becomes \f(CW\*(C`ß\*(C'\fR. By default, this option is off. .Ip "\-p, \-\-nopre" 4 .IX Item "-p, --nopre" This options tells Html2Wml not to use the <pre> tag. This option was added because the compiler from \s-1WML\s0 Tools 0.0.4 doesn't support this tag. .Sh "Links Reconstruction Options" .IX Subsection "Links Reconstruction Options" .Ip "\*(--hreftmpl=\fI\s-1TEMPLATE\s0\fR" 4 .IX Item "hreftmpl=TEMPLATE" This options sets the template that will be used to reconstruct the \&\f(CW\*(C`href\*(C'\fR\-type links. See the section on "LINKS RECONSTRUCTION" for more information. .Ip "\*(--srctmpl=\fI\s-1TEMPLATE\s0\fR" 4 .IX Item "srctmpl=TEMPLATE" This option sets the template that will be used to reconstruct the \&\f(CW\*(C`src\*(C'\fR\-type links. See the section on "LINKS RECONSTRUCTION" for more information. .Sh "Splitting Options" .IX Subsection "Splitting Options" .Ip "\-s, \-\-max-card-size=\fI\s-1SIZE\s0\fR" 4 .IX Item "-s, --max-card-size=SIZE" This option allows you to limit the size (in bytes) of the generated cards. Default is 1,500 bytes, which should be small enought to be loaded on most Wap devices. See the section on "DECK SLICING" for more information. .Ip "\-t, \-\-card-split-threshold=\fI\s-1SIZE\s0\fR" 4 .IX Item "-t, --card-split-threshold=SIZE" This option sets the threshold of the split event, which can occur when the size of the current card is between \f(CW\*(C`max\-card\-size\*(C'\fR \- \&\f(CW\*(C`card\-split\-threshold\*(C'\fR and \f(CW\*(C`max\-card\-size\*(C'\fR. Default value is 50. See the section on "DECK SLICING" for more information. .Ip "\*(--next-card-label=\fI\s-1STRING\s0\fR" 4 .IX Item "next-card-label=STRING" This options sets the label of the link that points to the next card. Default is \*(L"[>>]\*(R", which whill be rendered as "[>>]". .Ip "\*(--prev-card-label=\fI\s-1STRING\s0\fR" 4 .IX Item "prev-card-label=STRING" This options sets the label of the link that points to the previous card. Default is \*(L"[<<]\*(R", which whill be rendered as "[<<]". .Sh "\s-1HTTP\s0 Authentication" .IX Subsection "HTTP Authentication" .Ip "\-U, \-\-http-user=\fI\s-1USERNAME\s0\fR" 4 .IX Item "-U, --http-user=USERNAME" Use this option to set the username for an authenticated request. .Ip "\-P, \-\-http-passwd=\fI\s-1PASSWORD\s0\fR" 4 .IX Item "-P, --http-passwd=PASSWORD" Use this option to set the password for an authenticated request. .Sh "Proxy Support" .IX Subsection "Proxy Support" .Ip "\-[no]Y, \-\-[no]proxy" 4 .IX Item "-[no]Y, --[no]proxy" Use this option to activate proxy support. By default, proxy support is activated. See the section on "PROXY SUPPORT". .Sh "Output Options" .IX Subsection "Output Options" .Ip "\-k, \-\-compile" 4 .IX Item "-k, --compile" Setting this option tells Html2Wml to use the compiler from \s-1WML\s0 Tools to compile the \s-1WML\s0 deck. If you want to create a real Wap site, you should seriously use this option in order to reduce the size of the \s-1WML\s0 decks. Remember that Wap devices have very little amount of memory. If this is not enought, use the splitting options. .Sp Take a look in \fIwml_compilation/\fR for more information on how to use a \s-1WML\s0 compiler with Html2Wml. .Ip "\-o, \-\-output" 4 .IX Item "-o, --output" Use this option (in shell mode) to specify an output file. By default, Html2Wml prints the result to standard output. .Sh "Debugging Options" .IX Subsection "Debugging Options" .Ip "\-d, \-\-debug[=\fI\s-1LEVEL\s0\fR]" 4 .IX Item "-d, --debug[=LEVEL]" This option activates the debug mode. This prints the output result with line numbering and with the result of the \s-1XML\s0 check. If the \s-1WML\s0 compiler was called, the result is also printed in hexadecimal an ascii forms. When called as a \s-1CGI\s0, all of this is printed as \s-1HTML\s0, so that can use any web browser for that purpose. .Ip "\*(--xmlcheck" 4 .IX Item "xmlcheck" When this option is on, it send the \s-1WML\s0 output to \s-1XML:\s0:Parser to check its well-formedness. .SH "DECK SLICING" .IX Header "DECK SLICING" The \fIdeck slicing\fR is a feature that Html2Wml provides in order to match the low memory capabilities of most Wap devices. Many can't handle cards larger than 2,000 bytes, therefore the cards must be sufficiently small to be viewed by all Wap devices. To achieve this, you should compile your \s-1WML\s0 deck, which reduce the size of the deck by 50%, but even then your cards may be too big. This is where Html2Wml comes with the deck slicing feature. This allows you to limit the size of the cards, currently only \&\fIbefore\fR the compilation stage. .Sh "Slice by cards or by decks" .IX Subsection "Slice by cards or by decks" On some Wap phones, slicing the deck is not sufficient: the \s-1WML\s0 browser still tries to download the whole deck instead of just picking one card at a time. A solution is to slice the \s-1WML\s0 document by decks. See the figure below. .PP .Vb 15 \& _____________ _____________ \& | deck | | deck #1 | \& | _________ | | _________ | \& | | card #1 | | | | card | | \& | |_________| | | |_________| | \& | _________ | |_____________| \& | | card #2 | | \& | |_________| | . . . \& | _________ | \& | | ... | | _____________ \& | |_________| | | deck #n | \& | _________ | | _________ | \& | | card #n | | | | card | | \& | |_________| | | |_________| | \& |_____________| |_____________| .Ve .Vb 2 \& WML document WML document \& sliced by cards sliced by decks .Ve What this means is that Html2Wml generates several \s-1WML\s0 documents. In \s-1CGI\s0 mode, only the appropriate deck is sent, selected by the id given in parameter. If no id was given, the first deck is sent. .Sh "Note on size calculation" .IX Subsection "Note on size calculation" Currently, Html2Wml estimates the size of the card on the fly, by summing the length of the strings that compose the \s-1WML\s0 output, texts and tags. I say \*(L"estimates\*(R" and not \*(L"calculates\*(R" because computing the exact size would require many more calculations than the way it is done now. One may objects that there are only additions, which is correct, but knowing the \fIexact\fR size is not necessary. Indeed, if you compile the \s-1WML\s0, most of the strings of the tags will be removed, but not all. .PP For example, take an image tag: \&\f(CW\*(C`<img src="images/dog.jpg" alt="Photo of a dog">\*(C'\fR. When compiled, the string \f(CW\*(C`"img"\*(C'\fR will be replaced by a one byte value. Same thing for the strings \f(CW\*(C`"src"\*(C'\fR and \f(CW\*(C`"alt"\*(C'\fR, and the spaces, double quotes and equal signs will be stripped. Only the text between double quote will be preserved... but not in every cases. Indeed, in order to go a step further, the compiler can also encode parts of the arguments as binary. For example, the string \f(CW\*(C`"http://www."\*(C'\fR can be encoded as a single byte (\f(CW\*(C`8F\*(C'\fR in this case). Or, if the attribute is \f(CW\*(C`href\*(C'\fR, the string \f(CW\*(C`href="http://\*(C'\fR can become the byte \f(CW\*(C`4B\*(C'\fR. .PP As you see, it doesn't matter to know exactly the size of the textual form of the \s-1WML\s0, as it will always be far superior to the size of the compiled form. That's why I don't count all the characters that may be actually written. .PP Also, it's because I'm quite lazy ;\-) .Sh "Why compiling the \s-1WML\s0 deck?" .IX Subsection "Why compiling the WML deck?" If you intent to create real \s-1WML\s0 pages, you should really consider to always compile them. If you're not convinced, here is an illustration. .PP Take the following \s-1WML\s0 code snipet: .PP .Vb 1 \& <a href='http://www.yahoo.com/'>Yahoo!</a> .Ve It's the basic and classical way to code an hyperlink. It takes 42 bytes to code this, because it is presented in a human-readable form. .PP The \s-1WAP\s0 Forum has defined a compact binary representation of \s-1WML\s0 in its specification, which is called \*(L"compiled \s-1WML\s0\*(R". It's a binary format, therefore you, a mere human, can't read that, but your computer can. And it's much faster for it to read a binary format than to read a textual format. .PP The previous example would be, once compiled (and printed here as hexadecimal): .PP .Vb 1 \& 1C 4A 8F 03 y a h o o 00 85 01 03 Y a h o o ! 00 01 .Ve This only takes 21 bytes. Half the size of the human-readable form. For a Wap device, this means both less to download, and easier things to read. Therefore the processing of the document can be achieved in a short time compared to the tectual version of the same document. .PP There is a last argument, and not the less important: many Wap devices only read binary \s-1WML\s0. .SH "ACTIONS" .IX Header "ACTIONS" Actions are a feature similar to (but with far less functionalities!) the \&\s-1SSI\s0 (Server Side Includes) available on good servers like Apache. In order not to interfere with the real \s-1SSI\s0, but to keep the syntax easy to learn, it differs in very few points. .Sh "Syntax" .IX Subsection "Syntax" Basically, the syntax to execute an action is: .PP .Vb 1 \& <!-- [action param1="value" param2='value'] --> .Ve Note that the angle brackets are part of the syntax. Except for that point, Actions syntax is very similar to \s-1SSI\s0 syntax. .Sh "Available actions" .IX Subsection "Available actions" Only few actions are currently available, but more can be implemented on request. .Ip "include" 4 .IX Item "include" .RS 4 .Ip "Description" 8 .IX Item "Description" Includes a file in the document at the current point. Please note that Html2Wml doesn't check nor parse the file, and if the file cannot be found, will silently die (this is the same behavior as \s-1SSI\s0). .Ip "Parameters" 8 .IX Item "Parameters" \&\f(CW\*(C`virtual=url\*(C'\fR \*(-- The file is get by http. .Sp \&\f(CW\*(C`file=path\*(C'\fR \*(-- The file is read from the local disk. .RE .RS 4 .RE .Ip "fsize" 4 .IX Item "fsize" .RS 4 .Ip "Description" 8 .IX Item "Description" Returns the size of a file at the current point of the document. .Ip "Parameters" 8 .IX Item "Parameters" \&\f(CW\*(C`virtual=url\*(C'\fR \*(-- The file is get by http. .Sp \&\f(CW\*(C`file=path\*(C'\fR \*(-- The file is read from the local disk. .Ip "Notes" 8 .IX Item "Notes" If you use the file parameter, an absolute path is recommend. .RE .RS 4 .RE .Ip "skip" 4 .IX Item "skip" .RS 4 .Ip "Description" 8 .IX Item "Description" Skips everything until the first \f(CW\*(C`end_skip\*(C'\fR action. .RE .RS 4 .RE .Sh "Generic parameters" .IX Subsection "Generic parameters" The following parameters can be used for any action. .Ip "for=\fIoutput format\fR" 4 .IX Item "for=output format" This paramater restricts the action for the given output format. Currently, the only available format is "\f(CW\*(C`wml\*(C'\fR" (when using \f(CW\*(C`html2chtml\*(C'\fR the format is "\f(CW\*(C`chtml\*(C'\fR"). .Sh "Examples" .IX Subsection "Examples" If you want to share a navigation bar between several \s-1WML\s0 pages, you can \&\f(CW\*(C`include\*(C'\fR it this way: .PP .Vb 1 \& <!-- [include virtual="nav.wml"] --> .Ve Of course, you have to write this navigation bar first :\-) .PP If you want to use your current \s-1HTML\s0 pages for creating your \s-1WML\s0 pages, but that they contains complex tables, or unecessary navigation tables, etc, you can simply \f(CW\*(C`skip\*(C'\fR the complex parts and keep the rest. .PP .Vb 6 \& <body> \& <!--[skip for="wml"]--> \& unecessary parts for the WML pages \& <!--[end_skip]--> \& useful parts for the WML pages \& </body> .Ve .SH "LINKS RECONSTRUCTION" .IX Header "LINKS RECONSTRUCTION" The links reconstruction engine is \s-1IMHO\s0 the most important part of Html2Wml, because it's this engine that allows you to reconstruct the links of the \s-1HTML\s0 document being converted. It has two modes, depending upon whether Html2Wml was launched from the shell or as a \s-1CGI\s0. .PP When used as a \s-1CGI\s0, this engine will reconstructs the links of the \s-1HTML\s0 document so that all the urls will be passed to Html2Wml in order to convert the pointed files (pages or images). This is completly automatic and can't be customized for now (but I don't think it would be really useful). .PP When used from the shell, this engine reconstructs the links with the given templates. Note that absolute URLs will be left untouched. The templates can be customized using the following syntax. .Sh "Templates" .IX Subsection "Templates" .Ip "\s-1HREF\s0 Template" 4 .IX Item "HREF Template" This template controls the reconstruction of the \f(CW\*(C`href\*(C'\fR attribute of the \f(CW\*(C`A\*(C'\fR tag. Its value can be changed using the \fB\*(--hreftmpl\fR option. Default value is \&\f(CW\*(C`"{FILEPATH}{FILENAME}{$FILETYPE =~ s/s?html?/wml/o; $FILETYPE}"\*(C'\fR. .Ip "Image Source Template" 4 .IX Item "Image Source Template" This template controls the reconstruction of the \f(CW\*(C`src\*(C'\fR attribute of the \f(CW\*(C`IMG\*(C'\fR tag. Its value can be changed using the \fB\*(--srctmpl\fR option. Default value is \&\f(CW\*(C`"{FILEPATH}{FILENAME}{$FILETYPE =~ s/gif|png|jpe?g/wbmp/o; $FILETYPE}"\*(C'\fR .Sh "Syntax" .IX Subsection "Syntax" The template is a string that contains the new \s-1URL\s0. More precisely, it's a Text::Template template. Parameters can be interpolated as a constant or as a variable. The template is embraced between curcly bracets, and can contain any valid Perl code. .PP The simplest form of a template is \f(CW\*(C`{PARAM}\*(C'\fR which just returns the value of \s-1PARAM\s0. If you want to do something more complex, you can use the corresponding variable; for example \f(CW\*(C`{"foo $PARAM bar"}\*(C'\fR, or \&\f(CW\*(C`{join "_", split " ", PARAM}\*(C'\fR. .PP You may read the Text::Template manpage for more information on what is possible within a template. .PP If the original \s-1URL\s0 contained a query part or a fragment part, then they will be appended to the result of the template. .Sh "Available parameters" .IX Subsection "Available parameters" .Ip "\s-1URL\s0" 4 .IX Item "URL" This parameter contains the original \s-1URL\s0 from the \f(CW\*(C`href\*(C'\fR or \f(CW\*(C`src\*(C'\fR attribute. .Ip "\s-1FILENAME\s0" 4 .IX Item "FILENAME" This parameter contains the base name of the file. .Ip "\s-1FILEPATH\s0" 4 .IX Item "FILEPATH" This parameter contains the leading path of the file. .Ip "\s-1FILETYPE\s0" 4 .IX Item "FILETYPE" This parameter contains the suffix of the file. .PP This can be resumed this way: .PP .Vb 5 \& URL = http://www.server.net/path/to/my/page.html \& ------------^^^^ ---- \& | | \e \& | | \e \& FILEPATH FILENAME FILETYPE .Ve Note that \f(CW\*(C`FILETYPE\*(C'\fR contains all the extensions of the file, so if its name is \fIindex.html.fr\fR for example, \f(CW\*(C`FILETYPE\*(C'\fR contains "\f(CW\*(C`.html.fr\*(C'\fR". .Sh "Examples" .IX Subsection "Examples" To add a path option: .PP .Vb 1 \& {URL}$wap .Ve Using Apache, you can then add a Rewrite directive so that \s-1URL\s0 ending with \&\f(CW\*(C`$wap\*(C'\fR will be redirected to Html2Wml: .PP .Vb 1 \& RewriteRule ^(/.*)\e$wap$ /cgi-bin/html2wml.cgi?url=$1 .Ve To change the extension of an image: .PP .Vb 1 \& {FILEPATH}{FILENAME}.wbmp .Ve .SH "PROXY SUPPORT" .IX Header "PROXY SUPPORT" Html2Wml uses \s-1LWP\s0 built-in proxy support. It is activated by default, and loads the proxy settings from the environment variables, using the same variables as many others programs. Each protocol (http, ftp, etc) can be mapped to use a proxy server by setting a variable of the form \f(CW\*(C`PROTOCOL_proxy\*(C'\fR. Example: use \f(CW\*(C`http_proxy\*(C'\fR to define the proxy for http access, \f(CW\*(C`ftp_proxy\*(C'\fR for ftp access. In the shell, this is only a matter of defining the variable. .PP For Bourne shell: .PP .Vb 1 \& $ export http_proxy="http://proxy.domain.com:8080/" .Ve For C-shell: .PP .Vb 1 \& % setenv http_proxy "http://proxy.domain.com:8080/" .Ve Under Apache, you can add this directive to your configuration file: .PP .Vb 1 \& SetEnv http_proxy "http://proxy.domain.com:8080" .Ve but this has the default that another \s-1CGI\s0, or another program, can use this to access external ressources. A better way is to edit Html2Wml and fill the option \f(CW\*(C`proxy\-server\*(C'\fR with the appropriate value. .SH "CAVEATS" .IX Header "CAVEATS" Html2Wml tries to make correct \s-1WML\s0 documents, but the well-formedness and the validity of the document are not guarantied. .PP Inverted tags (like "<b>bold <i>italic</b></i>") may produce unexpected results. But only bad softwares do bad stuff like this. .SH "LINKS" .IX Header "LINKS" .Sh "Download" .IX Subsection "Download" .Ip "Html2Wml" 4 .IX Item "Html2Wml" This is the web site of the Html2Wml project, hosted by SourceForge.net. All the stable releases can be downloaded from this site. .Sp [ http://www.html2wml.org/ ] .Ip "Nutialand" 4 .IX Item "Nutialand" This is the web site of the author, where you can find the archives of all the releases of Html2Wml. .Sp [ http://www.maddingue.org/softwares/ ] .Sh "Resources" .IX Subsection "Resources" .Ip "The \s-1WAP\s0 Forum" 4 .IX Item "The WAP Forum" This is the official site of the \s-1WAP\s0 Forum. You can find some technical information, as the specifications of all the technologies associated with the \s-1WAP\s0. .Sp [ http://www.wapforum.org/ ] .Ip "\s-1WAP\s0.com" 4 .IX Item "WAP.com" This site has some useful information and links. In particular, it has a quite well done \s-1FAQ\s0. .Sp [ http://www.wap.com/ ] .Ip "The World Wide Web Consortium" 4 .IX Item "The World Wide Web Consortium" Altough not directly related to the Wap stuff, you may find useful to read the specifications of the \s-1XML\s0 (\s-1WML\s0 is an \s-1XML\s0 application), and the specifications of the different stylesheet languages (\s-1CSS\s0 and \s-1XSL\s0), which include support for low-resolution devices. .Sp [ http://www.w3.org/ ] .Ip "TuxMobil" 4 .IX Item "TuxMobil" This web site is dedicated to Mobile UniX systems. It leads you to a lot of useful hands-on information about installing and running Linux and \s-1BSD\s0 on laptops, PDAs and other mobile computer devices. .Sp [ http://www.tuxmobil.org/ ] .Sh "Programmers utilities" .IX Subsection "Programmers utilities" .Ip "\s-1HTML\s0 Tidy" 4 .IX Item "HTML Tidy" This is a very handful utility which corrects your \s-1HTML\s0 files so that they conform to W3C standards. .Sp [ http://www.w3.org/People/Raggett/tidy ] .Ip "Kannel" 4 .IX Item "Kannel" Kannel is an open source Wap and \s-1SMS\s0 gateway. A \s-1WML\s0 compiler is included in the distribution. .Sp [ http://www.kannel.org/ ] .Ip "\s-1WML\s0 Tools" 4 .IX Item "WML Tools" This is a collection of utilities for \s-1WML\s0 programmers. This include a compiler, a decompiler, a viewer and a \s-1WBMP\s0 converter. .Sp [ http://pwot.co.uk/wml/ ] .Sh "\s-1WML\s0 browsers and Wap emulators" .IX Subsection "WML browsers and Wap emulators" .Ip "Opera" 4 .IX Item "Opera" Opera is originaly a Web browser, but the version 5 has a good support for \s-1XML\s0 and \s-1WML\s0. Opera is available for free for several systems. .Sp [ http://www.opera.com/ ] .Ip "wApua" 4 .IX Item "wApua" wApua is an open source \s-1WML\s0 browser written in Perl/Tk. It's easy to intall and to use. Its support for \s-1WML\s0 is incomplete, but sufficient for testing purpose. .Sp [ http://fsinfo.cs.uni-sb.de/~abe/wApua/ ] .Ip "Tofoa" 4 .IX Item "Tofoa" Tofoa is an open source Wap emulator written in Python. Its installation is quite difficult, and its incomplete \s-1WML\s0 support makes it produce strange results, even with valid \s-1WML\s0 documents. .Sp [ http://tofoa.free-system.com/ ] .Ip "EzWAP" 4 .IX Item "EzWAP" EzWAP, from \s-1EZOS\s0, is a commercial \s-1WML\s0 browser freely available for Windows 9x, \s-1NT\s0, 2000 and \s-1CE\s0. Compared to others Windows \s-1WML\s0 browsers, it requires very few resources, and is quite stable. Its support for the \s-1WML\s0 specs seems quite complete. A very good software. .Sp [ http://www.ezos.com/ ] .Ip "Deck-It" 4 .IX Item "Deck-It" Deck-It is a commercial Wap phone emulator, available for Windows and Linux/Intel only. It's a very good piece of software which really show how \s-1WML\s0 pages are rendered on a Wap phone, but one of its major default is that it cannot read local files. .Sp [ http://www.pyweb.com/tools/ ] .Ip "Klondike \s-1WAP\s0 Browser" 4 .IX Item "Klondike WAP Browser" Klondike \s-1WAP\s0 Browser is a commercial \s-1WAP\s0 browser available for Windows and PocketPC. .Sp [ http://www.apachesoftware.com/ ] .Ip "WinWAP" 4 .IX Item "WinWAP" WinWAP is a commercial Wap browser, freely available for Windows. .Sp [ http://www.winwap.org/ ] .Ip "WAPman" 4 .IX Item "WAPman" WAPman from EdgeMatrix, is a commercial \s-1WAP\s0 browser available for Windows and PalmOS. .Sp [ http://www.edgematrix.com/edge/control/MainContentBean?page=downloads ] .Ip "Wireless Companion" 4 .IX Item "Wireless Companion" Wireless Companion, from YourWap.com, is a \s-1WAP\s0 emulator available for Windows. .Sp [ http://www.yourwap.com/ ] .Ip "Mobilizer" 4 .IX Item "Mobilizer" Mobilizer is a Wap emulator available for Windows and Unix. .Sp [ http://mobilizer.sourceforge.net/ ] .Ip "QWmlBrowser" 4 .IX Item "QWmlBrowser" QWmlBrowser (formerly known as \s-1WML\s0 BRowser) is an open source \&\s-1WML\s0 browser, written using the Qt toolkit. .Sp [ http://www.wmlbrowser.org/ ] .Ip "Wapsody" 4 .IX Item "Wapsody" Wapsody, developed by \s-1IBM\s0, is a freely available simulation environment that implements the \s-1WAP\s0 specification. It also features a \s-1WML\s0 browser which can be run stand-alone. As Wapsody is written in Java/Swing, it should work on any system. .Sp [ http://alphaworks.ibm.com/aw.nsf/techmain/wapsody ] .Ip "WAPreview" 4 .IX Item "WAPreview" WAPreview is a Wap emulator written in Java. As it uses an \s-1HTML\s0 based \s-1UI\s0 and needs a local web proxy, it runs quite slowly. .Sp [ http://wapreview.sourceforge.net ] .Ip "PicoWap" 4 .IX Item "PicoWap" PicoWap is a small \s-1WML\s0 browser made by three French students. .Sp [ http://membres.lycos.fr/picowap/ ] .SH "ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" .IX Header "ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Werner Heuser, for his numerous ideas, advices and his help for the debugging .PP Igor Khristophorov, for his numerous suggestions and patches .PP And all the people that send me bug reports: Daniele Frijia, Axel Jerabek, Ouyang .SH "AUTHOR" .IX Header "AUTHOR" Se\*'bastien Aperghis-Tramoni <sebastien@aperghis.net<gt> .SH "COPYRIGHT" .IX Header "COPYRIGHT" Copyright (C)2000, 2001, 2002 Se\*'bastien Aperghis-Tramoni .PP This program is free software. 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NAME

Html2Wml -- Program that can convert HTML pages to WML pages

SYNOPSIS

Html2Wml can be used as either a shell command:

  $ html2wml file.html

or as a CGI:

  /cgi-bin/html2wml.cgi?url=/index.html

In both cases, the file can be either a local file or a URL.

DESCRIPTION

Html2Wml converts HTML pages to WML decks, suitable for being viewed on a Wap device. The program can be launched from a shell to statically convert a set of pages, or as a CGI to convert a particular (potentially dynamic) HTML resource.

Althought the result is not guarantied to be valid WML, it should be the case for most pages. Good HTML pages will most probably produce valid WML decks. To check and correct your pages, you can use W3C's softwares: the HTML Validator, available online at http://validator.w3.org and HTML Tidy, written by Dave Raggett.

Html2Wml provides the following features:

OPTIONS

Please note that most of these options are also available when calling Html2Wml as a CGI. In this case, boolean options are given the value ``1'' or ``0'', and other options simply receive the value they expect. For example, --ascii becomes ?ascii=1 or ?a=1. See the file t/form.html for an example on how to call Html2Wml as a CGI.

Conversion Options

-a, --ascii
When this option is on, named HTML entities and non-ASCII characters are converted to US-ASCII characters using the same 7 bit approximations as Lynx. For example, &copy; is translated to ``(c)'', and &szlig; is translated to ``ss''. This option is off by default.

--[no]collapse
This option tells Html2Wml to collapse redundant whitespaces, tabulations, carriage returns, lines feeds and empty paragraphs. The aim is to reduce the size of the WML document as much as possible. Collapsing empty paragraphs is necessary for two reasons. First, this avoids empty screens (and on a device with only 4 lines of display, an empty screen can be quite ennoying). Second, Html2wml creates many empty paragraphs when converting, because of the way the syntax reconstructor is programmed. Deleting these empty paragraphs is necessary like cleaning the kitchen :-)

If this really bother you, you can desactivate this behaviour with the --nocollapse option.

--ignore-images
This option tells Html2Wml to completly ignore all image links.

--[no]img-alt-text
This option tells Html2Wml to replace the image tags with their corresponding alternative text (as with a text mode web browser). This option is on by default.

--[no]linearize
This option is on by default. This makes Html2Wml flattens the HTML tables (they are linearized), as Lynx does. I think this is better than trying to use the native WML tables. First, they have extremely limited features and possibilities compared to HTML tables. In particular, they can't be nested. In fact this is normal because Wap devices are not supposed to have a big CPU running at some zillions-hertz, and the calculations needed to render the tables are the most complicated and CPU-hogger part of HTML.

Second, as they can't be nested, and as typical HTML pages heavily use imbricated tables to create their layout, it's impossible to decide which one could be kept. So the best thing is to keep none of them.

[Note] Although you can desactivate this behaviour, and although there is internal support for tables, the unlinearized mode has not been heavily tested with nested tables, and it may produce unexpected results.

-n, --numeric-non-ascii
This option tells Html2wml to convert all non-ASCII characters to numeric entities, i.e., ``é'' becomes &#233;, and ``ß'' becomes &#223;. By default, this option is off.

-p, --nopre
This options tells Html2Wml not to use the <pre> tag. This option was added because the compiler from WML Tools 0.0.4 doesn't support this tag.

Links Reconstruction Options

--hreftmpl=TEMPLATE
This options sets the template that will be used to reconstruct the href-type links. See LINKS RECONSTRUCTION for more information.

--srctmpl=TEMPLATE
This option sets the template that will be used to reconstruct the src-type links. See LINKS RECONSTRUCTION for more information.

Splitting Options

-s, --max-card-size=SIZE
This option allows you to limit the size (in bytes) of the generated cards. Default is 1,500 bytes, which should be small enought to be loaded on most Wap devices. See DECK SLICING for more information.

-t, --card-split-threshold=SIZE
This option sets the threshold of the split event, which can occur when the size of the current card is between max-card-size - card-split-threshold and max-card-size. Default value is 50. See DECK SLICING for more information.

--next-card-label=STRING
This options sets the label of the link that points to the next card. Default is ``[&gt;&gt;]'', which whill be rendered as ``[>>]''.

--prev-card-label=STRING
This options sets the label of the link that points to the previous card. Default is ``[&lt;&lt;]'', which whill be rendered as ``[<<]''.

HTTP Authentication

-U, --http-user=USERNAME
Use this option to set the username for an authenticated request.

-P, --http-passwd=PASSWORD
Use this option to set the password for an authenticated request.

Proxy Support

-[no]Y, --[no]proxy
Use this option to activate proxy support. By default, proxy support is activated. See PROXY SUPPORT.

Output Options

-k, --compile
Setting this option tells Html2Wml to use the compiler from WML Tools to compile the WML deck. If you want to create a real Wap site, you should seriously use this option in order to reduce the size of the WML decks. Remember that Wap devices have very little amount of memory. If this is not enought, use the splitting options.

Take a look in wml_compilation/ for more information on how to use a WML compiler with Html2Wml.

-o, --output
Use this option (in shell mode) to specify an output file. By default, Html2Wml prints the result to standard output.

Debugging Options

-d, --debug[=LEVEL]
This option activates the debug mode. This prints the output result with line numbering and with the result of the XML check. If the WML compiler was called, the result is also printed in hexadecimal an ascii forms. When called as a CGI, all of this is printed as HTML, so that can use any web browser for that purpose.

--xmlcheck
When this option is on, it send the WML output to XML::Parser to check its well-formedness.

DECK SLICING

The deck slicing is a feature that Html2Wml provides in order to match the low memory capabilities of most Wap devices. Many can't handle cards larger than 2,000 bytes, therefore the cards must be sufficiently small to be viewed by all Wap devices. To achieve this, you should compile your WML deck, which reduce the size of the deck by 50%, but even then your cards may be too big. This is where Html2Wml comes with the deck slicing feature. This allows you to limit the size of the cards, currently only before the compilation stage.

Slice by cards or by decks

On some Wap phones, slicing the deck is not sufficient: the WML browser still tries to download the whole deck instead of just picking one card at a time. A solution is to slice the WML document by decks. See the figure below.

     _____________          _____________ 
    |    deck     |        |   deck #1   |
    |  _________  |        |  _________  |
    | | card #1 | |        | |  card   | |
    | |_________| |        | |_________| |
    |  _________  |        |_____________|
    | | card #2 | |        
    | |_________| |             . . .
    |  _________  |        
    | |   ...   | |         _____________
    | |_________| |        |   deck #n   |
    |  _________  |        |  _________  |
    | | card #n | |        | |  card   | |
    | |_________| |        | |_________| |
    |_____________|        |_____________|


      WML document           WML document
    sliced by cards        sliced by decks

What this means is that Html2Wml generates several WML documents. In CGI mode, only the appropriate deck is sent, selected by the id given in parameter. If no id was given, the first deck is sent.

Note on size calculation

Currently, Html2Wml estimates the size of the card on the fly, by summing the length of the strings that compose the WML output, texts and tags. I say ``estimates'' and not ``calculates'' because computing the exact size would require many more calculations than the way it is done now. One may objects that there are only additions, which is correct, but knowing the exact size is not necessary. Indeed, if you compile the WML, most of the strings of the tags will be removed, but not all.

For example, take an image tag: <img src="images/dog.jpg" alt="Photo of a dog">. When compiled, the string "img" will be replaced by a one byte value. Same thing for the strings "src" and "alt", and the spaces, double quotes and equal signs will be stripped. Only the text between double quote will be preserved... but not in every cases. Indeed, in order to go a step further, the compiler can also encode parts of the arguments as binary. For example, the string "http://www." can be encoded as a single byte (8F in this case). Or, if the attribute is href, the string href="http:// can become the byte 4B.

As you see, it doesn't matter to know exactly the size of the textual form of the WML, as it will always be far superior to the size of the compiled form. That's why I don't count all the characters that may be actually written.

Also, it's because I'm quite lazy ;-)

Why compiling the WML deck?

If you intent to create real WML pages, you should really consider to always compile them. If you're not convinced, here is an illustration.

Take the following WML code snipet:

    <a href='http://www.yahoo.com/'>Yahoo!</a>

It's the basic and classical way to code an hyperlink. It takes 42 bytes to code this, because it is presented in a human-readable form.

The WAP Forum has defined a compact binary representation of WML in its specification, which is called ``compiled WML''. It's a binary format, therefore you, a mere human, can't read that, but your computer can. And it's much faster for it to read a binary format than to read a textual format.

The previous example would be, once compiled (and printed here as hexadecimal):

    1C 4A 8F 03 y a h o o 00 85 01 03 Y a h o o ! 00 01

This only takes 21 bytes. Half the size of the human-readable form. For a Wap device, this means both less to download, and easier things to read. Therefore the processing of the document can be achieved in a short time compared to the tectual version of the same document.

There is a last argument, and not the less important: many Wap devices only read binary WML.

ACTIONS

Actions are a feature similar to (but with far less functionalities!) the SSI (Server Side Includes) available on good servers like Apache. In order not to interfere with the real SSI, but to keep the syntax easy to learn, it differs in very few points.

Syntax

Basically, the syntax to execute an action is:

    <!-- [action param1="value" param2='value'] -->

Note that the angle brackets are part of the syntax. Except for that point, Actions syntax is very similar to SSI syntax.

Available actions

Only few actions are currently available, but more can be implemented on request.

include
Description
Includes a file in the document at the current point. Please note that Html2Wml doesn't check nor parse the file, and if the file cannot be found, will silently die (this is the same behavior as SSI).

Parameters
virtual=url -- The file is get by http.

file=path -- The file is read from the local disk.

fsize
Description
Returns the size of a file at the current point of the document.

Parameters
virtual=url -- The file is get by http.

file=path -- The file is read from the local disk.

Notes
If you use the file parameter, an absolute path is recommend.

skip
Description
Skips everything until the first end_skip action.

Generic parameters

The following parameters can be used for any action.

for=output format
This paramater restricts the action for the given output format. Currently, the only available format is ``wml'' (when using html2chtml the format is ``chtml'').

Examples

If you want to share a navigation bar between several WML pages, you can include it this way:

    <!-- [include virtual="nav.wml"] -->

Of course, you have to write this navigation bar first :-)

If you want to use your current HTML pages for creating your WML pages, but that they contains complex tables, or unecessary navigation tables, etc, you can simply skip the complex parts and keep the rest.

    <body>
    <!--[skip for="wml"]-->
    unecessary parts for the WML pages
    <!--[end_skip]-->
    useful parts for the WML pages
    </body>

LINKS RECONSTRUCTION

The links reconstruction engine is IMHO the most important part of Html2Wml, because it's this engine that allows you to reconstruct the links of the HTML document being converted. It has two modes, depending upon whether Html2Wml was launched from the shell or as a CGI.

When used as a CGI, this engine will reconstructs the links of the HTML document so that all the urls will be passed to Html2Wml in order to convert the pointed files (pages or images). This is completly automatic and can't be customized for now (but I don't think it would be really useful).

When used from the shell, this engine reconstructs the links with the given templates. Note that absolute URLs will be left untouched. The templates can be customized using the following syntax.

Templates

HREF Template
This template controls the reconstruction of the href attribute of the A tag. Its value can be changed using the --hreftmpl option. Default value is "{FILEPATH}{FILENAME}{$FILETYPE =~ s/s?html?/wml/o; $FILETYPE}".

Image Source Template
This template controls the reconstruction of the src attribute of the IMG tag. Its value can be changed using the --srctmpl option. Default value is "{FILEPATH}{FILENAME}{$FILETYPE =~ s/gif|png|jpe?g/wbmp/o; $FILETYPE}"

Syntax

The template is a string that contains the new URL. More precisely, it's a Text::Template template. Parameters can be interpolated as a constant or as a variable. The template is embraced between curcly bracets, and can contain any valid Perl code.

The simplest form of a template is {PARAM} which just returns the value of PARAM. If you want to do something more complex, you can use the corresponding variable; for example {"foo $PARAM bar"}, or {join "_", split " ", PARAM}.

You may read the Text::Template manpage for more information on what is possible within a template.

If the original URL contained a query part or a fragment part, then they will be appended to the result of the template.

Available parameters

URL
This parameter contains the original URL from the href or src attribute.

FILENAME
This parameter contains the base name of the file.

FILEPATH
This parameter contains the leading path of the file.

FILETYPE
This parameter contains the suffix of the file.

This can be resumed this way:

  URL = http://www.server.net/path/to/my/page.html
                             ------------^^^^ ----
                                 |        |     \
                                 |        |      \
                              FILEPATH FILENAME FILETYPE

Note that FILETYPE contains all the extensions of the file, so if its name is index.html.fr for example, FILETYPE contains ``.html.fr''.

Examples

To add a path option:

    {URL}$wap

Using Apache, you can then add a Rewrite directive so that URL ending with $wap will be redirected to Html2Wml:

    RewriteRule  ^(/.*)\$wap$  /cgi-bin/html2wml.cgi?url=$1

To change the extension of an image:

    {FILEPATH}{FILENAME}.wbmp

PROXY SUPPORT

Html2Wml uses LWP built-in proxy support. It is activated by default, and loads the proxy settings from the environment variables, using the same variables as many others programs. Each protocol (http, ftp, etc) can be mapped to use a proxy server by setting a variable of the form PROTOCOL_proxy. Example: use http_proxy to define the proxy for http access, ftp_proxy for ftp access. In the shell, this is only a matter of defining the variable.

For Bourne shell:

    $ export http_proxy="http://proxy.domain.com:8080/";

For C-shell:

    % setenv http_proxy "http://proxy.domain.com:8080/";

Under Apache, you can add this directive to your configuration file:

    SetEnv http_proxy "http://proxy.domain.com:8080";

but this has the default that another CGI, or another program, can use this to access external ressources. A better way is to edit Html2Wml and fill the option proxy-server with the appropriate value.

CAVEATS

Html2Wml tries to make correct WML documents, but the well-formedness and the validity of the document are not guarantied.

Inverted tags (like ``<b>bold <i>italic</b></i>'') may produce unexpected results. But only bad softwares do bad stuff like this.

LINKS

Download

Html2Wml
This is the web site of the Html2Wml project, hosted by SourceForge.net. All the stable releases can be downloaded from this site.

[ http://www.html2wml.org/ ]

Nutialand
This is the web site of the author, where you can find the archives of all the releases of Html2Wml.

[ http://www.maddingue.org/softwares/ ]

Resources

The WAP Forum
This is the official site of the WAP Forum. You can find some technical information, as the specifications of all the technologies associated with the WAP.

[ http://www.wapforum.org/ ]

WAP.com
This site has some useful information and links. In particular, it has a quite well done FAQ.

[ http://www.wap.com/ ]

The World Wide Web Consortium
Altough not directly related to the Wap stuff, you may find useful to read the specifications of the XML (WML is an XML application), and the specifications of the different stylesheet languages (CSS and XSL), which include support for low-resolution devices.

[ http://www.w3.org/ ]

TuxMobil
This web site is dedicated to Mobile UniX systems. It leads you to a lot of useful hands-on information about installing and running Linux and BSD on laptops, PDAs and other mobile computer devices.

[ http://www.tuxmobil.org/ ]

Programmers utilities

HTML Tidy
This is a very handful utility which corrects your HTML files so that they conform to W3C standards.

[ http://www.w3.org/People/Raggett/tidy ]

Kannel
Kannel is an open source Wap and SMS gateway. A WML compiler is included in the distribution.

[ http://www.kannel.org/ ]

WML Tools
This is a collection of utilities for WML programmers. This include a compiler, a decompiler, a viewer and a WBMP converter.

[ http://pwot.co.uk/wml/ ]

WML browsers and Wap emulators

Opera
Opera is originaly a Web browser, but the version 5 has a good support for XML and WML. Opera is available for free for several systems.

[ http://www.opera.com/ ]

wApua
wApua is an open source WML browser written in Perl/Tk. It's easy to intall and to use. Its support for WML is incomplete, but sufficient for testing purpose.

[ http://fsinfo.cs.uni-sb.de/~abe/wApua/ ]

Tofoa
Tofoa is an open source Wap emulator written in Python. Its installation is quite difficult, and its incomplete WML support makes it produce strange results, even with valid WML documents.

[ http://tofoa.free-system.com/ ]

EzWAP
EzWAP, from EZOS, is a commercial WML browser freely available for Windows 9x, NT, 2000 and CE. Compared to others Windows WML browsers, it requires very few resources, and is quite stable. Its support for the WML specs seems quite complete. A very good software.

[ http://www.ezos.com/ ]

Deck-It
Deck-It is a commercial Wap phone emulator, available for Windows and Linux/Intel only. It's a very good piece of software which really show how WML pages are rendered on a Wap phone, but one of its major default is that it cannot read local files.

[ http://www.pyweb.com/tools/ ]

Klondike WAP Browser
Klondike WAP Browser is a commercial WAP browser available for Windows and PocketPC.

[ http://www.apachesoftware.com/ ]

WinWAP
WinWAP is a commercial Wap browser, freely available for Windows.

[ http://www.winwap.org/ ]

WAPman
WAPman from EdgeMatrix, is a commercial WAP browser available for Windows and PalmOS.

[ http://www.edgematrix.com/edge/control/MainContentBean?page=downloads ]

Wireless Companion
Wireless Companion, from YourWap.com, is a WAP emulator available for Windows.

[ http://www.yourwap.com/ ]

Mobilizer
Mobilizer is a Wap emulator available for Windows and Unix.

[ http://mobilizer.sourceforge.net/ ]

QWmlBrowser
QWmlBrowser (formerly known as WML BRowser) is an open source WML browser, written using the Qt toolkit.

[ http://www.wmlbrowser.org/ ]

Wapsody
Wapsody, developed by IBM, is a freely available simulation environment that implements the WAP specification. It also features a WML browser which can be run stand-alone. As Wapsody is written in Java/Swing, it should work on any system.

[ http://alphaworks.ibm.com/aw.nsf/techmain/wapsody ]

WAPreview
WAPreview is a Wap emulator written in Java. As it uses an HTML based UI and needs a local web proxy, it runs quite slowly.

[ http://wapreview.sourceforge.net ]

PicoWap
PicoWap is a small WML browser made by three French students.

[ http://membres.lycos.fr/picowap/ ]

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Werner Heuser, for his numerous ideas, advices and his help for the debugging

Igor Khristophorov, for his numerous suggestions and patches

And all the people that send me bug reports: Daniele Frijia, Axel Jerabek, Ouyang

AUTHOR

Sébastien Aperghis-Tramoni <sebastien@aperghis.net

COPYRIGHT

Copyright (C)2000, 2001, 2002 Sébastien Aperghis-Tramoni

This program is free software. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 2 or later.

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(" \(when using ) Tj
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(from the environment variables, using the same  variables as many others programs. Each protocol \(http,) Tj
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(CAVEATS ) Tj
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html2wml-0.4.11/doc/readme.pod010064400007650000024000000561420774677237200157670ustar00maddinguestaff=head1 NAME

Html2Wml -- Program that can convert HTML pages to WML pages

=head1 SYNOPSIS

Html2Wml can be used as either a shell command: 

  $ html2wml file.html

or as a CGI: 

  /cgi-bin/html2wml.cgi?url=/index.html

In both cases, the file can be either a local file or a URL. 



=head1 DESCRIPTION

Html2Wml converts HTML pages to WML decks, suitable for being viewed on a
Wap device. The program can be launched from a shell to statically convert 
a set of pages, or as a CGI to convert a particular (potentially dynamic) 
HTML resource. 

Althought the result is not guarantied to be valid WML, it should be the 
case for most pages. Good HTML pages will most probably produce valid 
WML decks. To check and correct your pages, you can use W3C's softwares: 
the I, available online at http://validator.w3.org 
and I, written by Dave Raggett. 

Html2Wml provides the following features: 

=over 4

=item *

translation of the links

=item *

limitation of the cards size by splitting the result into several cards

=item *

inclusion of files (similar to the SSI)

=item *

compilation of the result (using the WML Tools, see L<"LINKS">)

=item *


a debug mode to check the result using validation functions

=back



=head1 OPTIONS

Please note that most of these options are also available when calling 
Html2Wml as a CGI. In this case, boolean options are given the value 
"1" or "0", and other options simply receive the value they 
expect. For example, C<--ascii> becomes C or C. See the 
file F for an example on how to call Html2Wml as a CGI. 


=head2 Conversion Options

=over 4

=item -a, --ascii

When this option is on, named HTML entities and non-ASCII characters are 
converted to US-ASCII characters using the same 7 bit approximations as 
Lynx. For example, C<©> is translated to "(c)", and C<ß> is 
translated to "ss". This option is off by default.  


=item --[no]collapse

This option tells Html2Wml to collapse redundant whitespaces,
tabulations, carriage returns, lines feeds and empty paragraphs. The aim
is to reduce the size of the WML document as much as possible. Collapsing
empty paragraphs is necessary for two reasons. First, this avoids empty
screens (and on a device with only 4 lines of display, an empty screen can 
be quite ennoying). Second, Html2wml creates many empty paragraphs when
converting, because of the way the syntax reconstructor is programmed.
Deleting these empty paragraphs is necessary like cleaning the kitchen :-)

If this really bother you, you can desactivate this behaviour with the
B<--nocollapse> option. 


=item --ignore-images

This option tells Html2Wml to completly ignore all image links. 


=item --[no]img-alt-text

This option tells Html2Wml to replace the image tags with their 
corresponding alternative text (as with a text mode web browser). 
This option is on by default. 


=item --[no]linearize

This option is on by default. This makes Html2Wml flattens the HTML
tables (they are linearized), as Lynx does. I think this is better than
trying to use the native WML tables. First, they have extremely limited
features and possibilities compared to HTML tables. In particular, they
can't be nested. In fact this is normal because Wap devices are not
supposed to have a big CPU running at some zillions-hertz, and the
calculations needed to render the tables are the most complicated and
CPU-hogger part of HTML. 

Second, as they can't be nested, and as typical HTML pages heavily use 
imbricated tables to create their layout, it's impossible to decide which 
one could be kept. So the best thing is to keep none of them. 

B<[Note]> Although you can desactivate this behaviour, and although 
there is internal support for tables, the unlinearized mode has not 
been heavily tested with nested tables, and it may produce unexpected 
results. 


=item -n, --numeric-non-ascii

This option tells Html2wml to convert all non-ASCII characters to 
numeric entities, i.e., "E" becomes C<é>, and "E" 
becomes C<ß>.  By default, this option is off. 


=item -p, --nopre

This options tells Html2Wml not to use the EpreE
tag. This option was added because the compiler from WML Tools 0.0.4 
doesn't support this tag. 

=back


=head2 Links Reconstruction Options

=over 4

=item --hreftmpl=I