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Drakos/Moore |
Asking the Translator to Ignore Commands
Commands that should be ignored may be specified in the .latex2html-init
file as input to the &ignore_commands subroutine.
Each command which is to be ignored should be on a separate line
followed by compulsory or optional argument markers separated by
#'s e.g.16:
<cmd_name1> # {} # [] # {} # [] ...
<cmd_name2> # «pattern» # [] ...
{}'s mark compulsory arguments and []'s optional ones,
while «pattern» denotes matching everything up to the
indicated string-pattern, given literally (e.g. \\endarray);
spaces are ignored. Special characters
such as $, &, \ itself and perhaps some others,
need to be ``escaped'' with a preceding \.
Some commands may have arguments which should be left as text even
though the command should be ignored
(e.g. \hbox, \center, etc.).
In these cases arguments should be left unspecified.
Here is an example of how this mechanism may be used:
&ignore_commands( <<_IGNORED_CMDS_);
documentstyle # [] # {}
linebreak # []
mbox
<add your commands here>
_IGNORED_CMDS_
Footnotes
- ... e.g.16
- It is possible to add arbitrary(?) Perl code
between any of the argument markers which will be executed when
the command is processed. For this however a basic understanding of
how the translator works and of course Perl is required.
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