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#!/usr/local/bin/perl
# Create HTML index from index of pre-installed info page.
# Bug: the @code{} items get lost, too bad.
$debug = 0; # change to 1 to get some debugging output
open(IN, "info -f ./gri.info 'Concept Index' | ")
|| die "Cannot get 'Concept Index'\n";
print "
\@c HTML <!-- newfile ConceptIndex.html \"Gri: Concept Index\" \"Concept Index\" -->
\@c HTML <h1>Concept index</h1>
\@node Concept Index, Index of Builtins, Index of Builtins, Top
\@c HTML <b>Navigation</b>:
\@c HTML <a href=\"#CommandIndex\">next</a>,
\@c HTML <a href=\"#License\">previous</a>,
\@c HTML <a href=\"#Top\">parent</a>.
\@itemize \@bullet
";
# Skip header ... this may be brittle, since how do we know how it's defined?
while(<IN>) {
chop;
#print "SKIPPING ($_)\n";
last if /Menu:/;
}
# Process the body.
while(<IN>) {
chop;
print "BEFORE [$_]\n" if $debug;
s/\s*\((line)\s*[0-9]+\)\s*//;
s/\s*$//;
print "AFTER [$_]\n" if $debug;
next if /^$/; # ignores "(line #)" lines, which occur for long items.
s/\* //;
s/\.$//;
s/:\s*/\n ... \@xref{/;
s/$/}/;
print "\@item\n $_\n";
}
print "\@end itemize\n";
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