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PROGRAM:
NAME
sgmltools - process sgml files.
SYNOPSIS
sgmltools [-b backend] [-d] [-v] [-V] [-h] [-l] [-s dsssl_spec] [-j jadeopt]
[--backend={onehtml,html,ps,dvi,rtf,txt,ld2db,jadetex,pdb,lynx,w3m}] [--debug] [--verbose]
[--dsssl-spec=dsssl_spec] [--jade-opt=jadeopt] [--version] [--help] [--license]
DESCRIPTION
sgmltools is the central driver of SGMLtools. You can use it to convert SGML input files
to various formats, as indicated by the --backend switch.
OPTIONS
-b, --backend
Select the backend to use. Currently, there are five different backends to choose
from. ps expects a DocBook SGML file and will convert it into PostScript. dvi
expects a DocBook SGML file and will convert it into DVI. rtf expects a DocBook
SGML file and will convert it into RTF. onehtml expects a DocBook SGML file and
will convert it into a single HTML; the resulting file will be put in the current
directory (default). html expects a DocBook SGML file and will convert it into
HTML; the resulting files will be put in a subdirectory. txt expects a DocBook
SGML file and will convert it into ASCII. Note that this backend actually uses the
w3m (preferred) or lynx (if w3m not found) backends. ld2db expects a LinuxDoc-SGML
file and will convert it into DocBook SGML. jadetex expects a DocBook SGML file
and will convert it into JadeTeX input. Only use this if you know what you're
doing. pdb expects a DocBook SGML file and will convert it into the iSilo format
used on Palm devices. w3m expects a DocBook SGML file and will convert it into
ASCII. w3m does a better job of exporting HTML as ASCII text than Lynx, since w3m
understands tables. One should normally use the txt backend and let sgmltools
decide which ASCII exporter is available. lynx expects a DocBook SGML file and
will convert it into ASCII. One should normally use the txt backend and let
sgmltools decide which ASCII exporter is available.
-d, --debug
Enable debugging. All temporary files will be left as is and possibly extra
information on the processing steps is printed to stderr.
-v, --verbose
Be verbose. Information on commands executed, etcetera, will be printed to stdout.
-s, --dsssl-spec
Specify the DSSSL stylesheet to apply (see STYLESHEETS, below).
-j, --jade-opt
Pass additional options directly to Jade.
-h, --help
Print a usage message on standard output and exit successfully (tbd).
-V, --version
Print version information on standard output then exit successfully (tbd).
-l, --license
Print license information
STYLESHEETS
The DSSSL specification may be either a filename, a public identifier or a DSSSL alias
(resolved via one of the alias files /etc/sgml/aliases and ~/.sgmlaliases to either a
filename or a public identifier).
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
TMPDIR Temporary directory. If it is on a local filesystem, a lot of copying will be
avoided. Furthermore, setting this will prevent SGMLtools from using /tmp and thus
will prevent people trying to make use of race conditions.
SGML_CATALOG_FILES
The SGML Open catalog files to use for resolving public identifiers into system
identifiers.
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