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From: Julien T. L. <me...@fr...> - 2002-10-25 15:04:47
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On Oct 24, 2002, at 17:55, David Goodger was heard saying: > Julien T. Letessier wrote: > > Another application is (as far as I'm concerned) including > > docutils-generated HTML into page templates (e.g. in a PHP > > website). For now I'm manually extracting HTML bodies and including > > them into my page templates (on solarpack.sf.net) > > So your preferred output is the same as .ht files, but without the RFC > 822 headers? Should it include <body> & </body> tags, or just their > contents? Any other requirements? Well, ideally, yes: a plain HTML body, without header and without <body> tags. But this could be made optionnal, hmm :) Anyways, even with headers, my processing chain could easily become automatic: reST source ----> .ht file .ht file ----> HTML content header + HTML content + footer ----> final HTML document (for instance) Cheers, -- Julien T. Letessier aim: JLetessier Post-graduate ENSIMAG Student web: http://www.mezis.net IMAG IVR Master Student email: co...@me... --------------------------------------------------------------- SourceForge projects: Solarpack: Distributing free software for Solaris Docutils: Python documentation framework DocbookX: software suite for MacOS X Docbook XML processing --------------------------------------------------------------- |